[AERNet] birds and blind kids
Cooke, AnneMarie
ACooke at rfbd.org
Wed Dec 6 08:38:25 EST 2006
And birds naturally fly away from creatures larger than they are, including humans.
Annemarie Cooke
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From: aernet-bounces at lists.aerbvi.org [mailto:aernet-bounces at lists.aerbvi.org]On Behalf Of Warren Figueiredo
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Birds fly.
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From: aernet-bounces at lists.aerbvi.org [mailto:aernet-bounces at lists.aerbvi.org] On Behalf Of Kim Morrow
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Question: What is a very articulate, concise way to explain to a young congenitally blind child why h/she can hear birds, but cannot touch them? In other words, the temptation of some very young children who have never seen is to hear the birds chirping and to believe that they can simply run up to that bird and touch it, yet the birds will always flee. How can one concisely and simplistically explain the reason for this?
Kimberly
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