Overview
Recreation and leisure activities offer physiological and psychological benefits that contribute to overall student wellness. Join Michelle as she explores kayaking, rock climbing, gardening, crafts, and more as a woman who is deafblind. Discover how sports, games, and hobbies can be adapted for students who are Blind/Visually Impaired, Deafblind, or Deaf/Hard of Hearing. There will be an opportunity for live Q&A and conversation. Downloads will be available with resources and tips to use and share!
Estimated Time to Complete: 30 minutes
Learning Objectives:
Participants will be able to…
- Explain why recreation and leisure is important for student wellness.
- List recreation and leisure activities that can be adapted for accessibility.
- Describe adaptive techniques and strategies which can be applied at home, at school or in the community.
- Identify tools, resources, and programs for supporting accessible fun and relaxation.
Presenter:
- Michelle Motil, Family Support Liaison for the Outreach Center at OCALI
Various organizations have approved modules and webinars in the Learning Hub for continuing education credit.