The idea of training a new kind of professional person who would have competency in the dual role of teaching and mobility instruction in the area of the visually handicapped is discussed. The professional preparation and responsibilities of the teacher and the mobility instructor are examined to point out overlapping areas that already exist. Consideration is given to the advantages of this approach, as well as to some likely criticism and to some unresolved questions.
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