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Disability Simulations: What Does the Research Say?

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From the Editor: Dr. Arielle Silverman is an independent consultant who has spent more than ten years doing research to better understand the disability experience. She has studied approaches to educating the public about disabilities as well as positive adjustment to disability. She offers disability research and training services to organizations nationwide. She received her doctorate in social psychology from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2014. Arielle has been an active member of the National Federation of the Blind for fourteen years and previously served as president of the National Association of Blind Students and the Greater Seattle Chapter of the NFB. Here is what she says in a follow-up article to one written by President Riccobono which appeared in the April 2017 issue:

Disability Simulations: What Does the Research Say? Braille Monitor June 2017 ( back ) ( contents ) ( next ) Disability Simulations: What Does the Research Say? by Arielle Silverman From the Editor: Dr. Arielle Silverman is an independent consultant who has spent more than ten years doing research to better understand the disability experience. She has studied approaches to educating the public about disabilities as well as positive adjustment to disability. She offers disability research and training services to organizations nationwide. She received her doctorate in social psychology from th

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