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How do manatee protect there self?
They roll up and blind in with plants
What was Helen's character?
she cold nott realy express her self because she was blind and def
How did Helen Keller make her self remembered in this world today?
first dethand blind person
What is the major flaw of Echos character?
Narcissism; self love, blind to the love of others, arrogance.
Who was the blind guitar player who taught and influenced Jimi Hendrix to play?
Jimi Hendrix was self-taught.
What is a character flaw in the story of Echo and Narcissus?
Narcissism; self love, blind to the love of others, arrogance.
Do blind people have physical features that make your self conscious?
Blind people have the same range of physical features as sighted people and may experience self-consciousness based on societal beauty standards or personal insecurities. However, their blindness does not inherently impact their physical appearance.
Did ray Charles see his mother after he left for the school for the blind?
no, she died while he was in school she worked her self to death :(
What are some examples of johari windows?
Examples of Johari windows can include one's public self (known to self and others), hidden self (known to self but not to others), blind self (known to others but not to self), and unknown self (not known to self or others). This model helps individuals understand how information about themselves is shared and how they can increase self-awareness and mutual understanding in relationships.
Information in a relationship that you share easily and freely with someone is:a) blind self b) hidden self c) open self d) unknown self e) nome of the above?
NONE OF THE ABOVE HOW COULD YOU NOT GET THAT DUMMY! it's 💯% easy
When did Third Eye Blind release the song 'Jumper'?
American Rock Band Third Eye Blind released the song "Jumper" in November 1998. It reached number 5 on the US billboard 100 chart. It was released on their self titled album "Third Eye Blind".
Is it great to be blind?
Being blind means that you lack one of the major senses that most people use to experience and interact with the world around them. Lacking that sense puts you at a relative disadvantage in the world compared to those who do have that sense. Therefore it cannot be "great" to be blind. If it were, people would seek to become blind. Because the human population is larger than it used to be, there are more people who are blind now than there used to be and in some places they are numerous enough to form communities providing mutual support. In addition, a variety of forms of aid have been developed, electrical, mechanical, and biological, to make it easier for blind people to function within the larger sighted society. Members of blind communities have become more self-sufficient than in the past and to see themselves as capable of accomplishing whatever they want. As a result, as with the deaf communities, a feeling of communal and self-pride can be expressed by statements asserting equality of the blind with others in terms of their capabilities or the intrinsic value of their subculture. This can sometimes lead to assertions that being blind is good or even great, but that is more an expression of pride, self-worth, or the value assigned to the subculture that has developed within the blind community.
