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pRIME QUESTION AND ANSWERS 2, , Q4 Explain the disability etiquettes., , Ans. Disability etiquettes also not only increases confidence of disabled person but also make that person, selfdependent, so that he leads a normal and respected life like other people., , It is set of guidelines dealing with how to approach person with disabilities., , Long Question Answers (100-150 Words), , Ql. Describe some disability etiquettes., Ans. (i) While talking to special abled person: talk normally rather than use of sign language. Avoid use, of reference like blind person. Avoid use of outdated words like handicap, retarded., (ii) While introducing yourself to a person with disability, it is appropriate to shakehands., (iii) While talking to visually impaired person, also introduce the person if any with you., (iv) Leaning or hanging on a person, on wheel chair should be avoided because that could hurt or can, cause accident., (v) Always listen attentively and carefully while talking to person who have difficulty in speaking. Be, calm and have patience to hear him out. And ask short questions that require short answers., (vi) While talking to a person on a wheel chair, keep yourself in front of eye level of that person to, facilitate the talk., Q.2. Explain what etiquettes should one keep in mind while communicating with a person with, special need. (CBSE Text Book Question), Ans. General Disability Etiquettes, , 1. To get the attention of a person with hearing impairment, tap the person, shoulder or wave your, hand., 2. While introducing yourself to a person with visual impairment, always start with your name., 3. While leaving a person with visual impairment, always make sure that he/she needs anything before, you leave., 4. Never press your body weight through your hands to keep on the shoulder of a person sitting in wheel, chair or unnecessary cuddling., 1. Etiquettes for Wheel Chair Consumers, (i) Do not touch or move any person sitting on wheel chair., (ii) While talking to that person keep your body low and be infront of his eye level., (iii) Remove obstacles in the way of the person on wheel chair., (iv) While changing the position of wheel chair, make sure you use supporting accesories., (v) If the person on wheel chair feels uncomfortable, then offer help., (vt) Do not hang on wheel chair., 2. Etiquettes for Person with Speech Difficulties, (i) Without any hurry, hear out the person patiently, (ii) Try to read body language and lip sync. Dont make awkward faces., (iii) If there is any trouble in understanding, then provide enough time for the person to explain., (iv) Use short questions and answers while communication., (v) Knowing if the person is saying them wrong, then avoid confrontation with that person., 3. Etiquettes for Person with Hearing Loss, (i) While meeting, always wish with flower., (ii) Always offer help who use supportive accessories., (ii) Focus one thing at one time., (iv) If a person is using hearing aids that does not mean he is able to hear clearly., (v) Always use hands to make the person stop or call anyone. Tap on shoulder., (vt) If one could not convey while talking, write it down for the person., (vii) Many person are able to read face and body language so while talking make your face visible, properly., 4. Etiquette for Persons with Vision Loss, , (i) While coming in contact with a person with visual impairment always introduce and call your, name,
