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A presentation of the Washington State School for the Blind A presentation of the Washington State School for the Blind A Presentation of the Washington State School for the Blind

Video Clips on Blindness Tips

White Cane Technique – 2 Point Touch

White Cane Technique Properly hold your cane with your cane grip, your index finger out – just like you would to shake hands. Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind

The Two Point Touch Move your cane in front of you from right to left, shoulder to shoulder. It protects your body and anticipates what’s going to be in front of you. Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind

Inclines If you notice an incline with your cane, you stop at the corner. Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind

Crossing the Street Listen for traffic. If it’s quiet, it means no cars are coming and it’s usually safe to cross. Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind

Intersecting Sidewalks To find an intersecting sidewalk, say you are going into a building, you would use the shoreline technique. After using your 2 point touch technique, transition to the edge to try to find the intersecting sidewalk. To find an intersecting sidewalk, say you are going into a building, you would use the shoreline technique. After using your 2 point touch technique, transition to the edge to try to find the intersecting sidewalk. Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind

Intersecting Sidewalks Feel for intersecting sidewalk. Move past the sidewalk then make your turn. Proceed to your destination! Feel for intersecting sidewalk. Move past the sidewalk then make your turn. Proceed to your destination! Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind

White Cane Techniques These techniques can be used indoors and outdoors! Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind Brought to you by the Washington State School for the Blind