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Texas School for the Blind & Visually Impaired
Outreach Programs
www.tsbvi.edu | 512-454-8631 | 1100 W. 45th St. | Austin, TX 78756
Goals and Objectives for Telescope Training
Adapted from: Cowan, C. & Shepler, R. (2000). Activities and games for teaching
children to use monocular telescopes. In F. M. D’Andrea and C. Farrenkopf (Eds.)
Looking to Learn: Promoting Literacy for Students with Low Vision (pp. 137-161).
New York, AFB Press.
Goal: The student will demonstrate skills for monocular telescope
maintenance.
Objective: The student will:
1. hold the device properly.
2. communicate the purpose of the device.
3. clean the device appropriately.
4. assume responsibility for the device.
5. store the device in a convenient location for quick retrieval.
6. initiate use of the device.
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Goal: The student will demonstrate skills for the use of a monocular
telescope.
Objective: The student will:
1. position self for optimal viewing.
2. scan the environment and locate stationary objects without the telescope.
3. locate stationary objects with the telescope.
4. focus on a stationary object.
5. identify objects with device.
6. identify pictures with the device (e.g., line drawings, photos).
7. scan on a horizontal plane, using landmarks to find stationary objects.
8. adjust the focus for objects at varying distances.
9. copy familiar symbols.
10. remember and copy up to 5 words per glance through the telescope.
11. scan with the device to locate sings/symbols/objects in a variety of planes.
12. track movement at a consistent focal distance.
13. develop a systematic scanning technique to locate a moving object by incorporating
landmarks when available
14. incorporate focusing and track an object moving through a variety of focal planes
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