can anyone help me a little bit please ( im being stupid tonight i don't get it lol)

the positive impacts that effective communication may have on individuals with sensory loss are:
thank you xx

Hi, this is about the person being respected as an individual, being treated like any other person, to promote their rights, eg, their right to have an interpreter at health appointments, not being patronised or discriminated against because of their disability, being treated with dignity, people taking the time to get to know them & use their preferred method of communication, how this would make the individual feel, eg. valued, increase their self-esteem, self-confidence, feel empowered, that they have something to offer their community & society, increase their social network & make new friends, open up new opportunities to them, open up their world, more opportunities, reduce their dependence on others so helping to increase their independence, reduce chances of abuse/being taken advanatge of, respecting their privacy & dignity, being able to express how they feel, their likes & dislikes, who they are, a sense of self-identity, can reduce possibility of challenging behaviour as able to express themselves, increases chances of other people being able to get to know them, form relationships, to be like everyone else.

so like there methods of communication could be sign language couldn't it??

and thank you ever so much for you quick reply

i did unit 2 on my own but this one im struggling with xx

Yes, sign language, deafblind alphabet, braille, information in an 'Easy Read' Format , DVD, audio disc, audio books, photos, pictures, signs & symbols, objects of reference eg. a coat means to go out, expressing themselves through art, using a fax machine, texting, assistive technology such as 'Typetalk', owning a guide dog, Hearing Dogs for the Deaf, etc

effective communication may have a positive impact on the lives of individuals with sensory loss by affecting their physical and mental well-being and make them cope with their sensory loss and maintaining social contact contributed to an improved quality of life.x

Hello.
I am stuck on this question, I don't want it to be answered, I just need some guidance:
Identify specific methods of communication that may be used with individuals with a sensory loss that utilize hearing, vision and touch.

Some bullet points on what I could include would be greatly appreciated.