10 Commandments of Communicating with Persons with Disabilities 1. Speak directly rather than through a companion or sign language interpreter who may be present. 2. Offer to shake hands when introduced. People with limi - Disability etiquette - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	10 Commandments of Communicating with Persons with Disabilities 1. Speak directly rather than through a companion or sign language interpreter who may be present. 2. Offer to shake hands when introduced. People with limi Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-11-14 18:08:06 Open Document File Size: 62,23 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm food / / / Position sign language interpreter / / SocialTag Health Wheelchair Education Disability etiquette Disability Educational psychology Population

10 Commandments of Communicating with Persons with Disabilities 1. Speak directly rather than through a companion or sign language interpreter who may be present. 2. Offer to shake hands when introduced. People with limiAdd to Reading List