導(dǎo)盲犬介紹PPT學(xué)習(xí)教案

1、會(huì)計(jì)學(xué)1導(dǎo)盲犬介紹導(dǎo)盲犬介紹IntroductionCurrent Situation MeasuresIdeaGuide dogs are assistance dogs trained to lead blind and visually impaired people around obstacles.They assist their owners in navigating through traffic, judge the height and width of various daily obstacles, and assess the danger involved in

2、particular situations. It is a companion that can be relied on to keep its owner safe , and years of careful training.German shepherds, golden retrievers, and labrador retrievers are often best suited to this special work. The animal must be good natured, intelligent, observant, and not easily frigh

3、tened by noises or crowds.第1頁/共10頁IntroductionCurrent Situation Measures IdeaIn China In Other CountriesThe U S,Brazil, the South Korea,Canada and the World Guide Dog Federation The current situation of guide dogs in China and give you an example 第2頁/共10頁 In China There are only eight guide dogs in

4、Beijing. The total number in China is less than 40. Most of them are from the China Guide Dog Training Center in Dalian, Liaoning province.Since 2006 the center has given 29 dogs to people with visual impairment. There are 70 dogs currently training to be guides.At the Dalian center it takes a year

5、to train a guide dog and costs up to 150,000 yuan ($23,600). The center relies largely on donations.Training a dog to work with a blind or visually impaired person typically takes a year,and then required every year for training, food and vet care.第3頁/共10頁Example But nowadays,the blind and their gui

6、de dogs are having some unfair treatment.There is an example .Chen Yan has been left blind from congenital cataracts, but Jenny came into Chens life in April 2011.Since then the 4-year-old black Labrador has accompanied Chen wherever she goes, from the supermarket to her piano store, or even her tra

7、vels around China. But Chen has also experienced hostile reactions to her guide dog, with Jenny denied access to buses, subways, parks, tourist sites and hotels.So far, Jenny has only been allowed on buses three times and on the subway once. All those times, they were accompanied by journalists and

8、a camera crew, thus putting pressure on the bus drivers and subway workers to let them in. Chen hopes the new regulations will contain detailed rules regarding guide dog access. She said similar requirements allowing guide dogs in public places had been written into earlier government regulations bu

9、t were poorly enforced. The Beijing government issued a special notice on the use and management of guide dogs during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, allowing them to serve in all playing fields and in public places. But it was just a temporary provision, valid until September 20, 2008. After that

10、, the guide dogs were banished once again. 第4頁/共10頁第5頁/共10頁 In Other Countries International Guide Dog Day falls on the last Wednesday of April each year. In many countries, guide dogs and other types of assistance dogs are protected by law, and therefore may accompany their handlers most places tha

11、t are open to the public. Laws and regulations vary worldwide: In the United States, the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibits any business, government agency, or other organization that provides access to the general public from barring guide dogs. In Brazil, however, requires allowance of guid

12、e dogs in all public and open to public places. In Canada, guide dogs are allowed anywhere that the general public is allowed. In South Korea, it is illegal to deny access to guide dogs in any areas that are open to the public. The World Guide Dog Federation is an international guide dog organizatio

13、ns.It provides technical guidance for more than 60guide dog training school from 26 countries over the world.Now there are ten thousand guide dogs in America.Britain has four thousand.Germany has 1,100 guide dogs.Japan has nine hundred guide dogs.And Australia has five hundred guide dogs.第6頁/共10頁Int

14、roductionCurrent Situation Measures IdeaFirst Guide dogs are allowed in public places in China when a new regulation passed by the State Council takes effect on Aug 1. The regulation aims to provide more convenient facilities and services for people with disabilities. Second The guide dogs center ha

15、s been set up in Dalian in 2006.Samsung-Beijing Union University guide dog training center, Chinas first guide dog training center started construction in Beijing Nov. 18, 2009. It is expected to provide professional technical support for Special Education College of Beijing Union University, China

16、Disabled Persons Federation (CDPF) and Beijing Disabled Persons Federation (BDPF).第7頁/共10頁IntroductionCurrent Situation Measures IdeaSummarize the problems about guide dogs in China: First,the cost of training guide dogs is extremely high. Second,there are so much difficulties of training . Third,lack of professionals and technical support. Fourth,Governments,businesses and individuals dont pay too much attention to it together. So,I think the most important is the financial support from our government.Next,stren