Cortney helped write a list of courtesy rules to tell sighted people how they can treat blind kids with more respect. Here are some of her tips. This will embarrass me if I don't know. In group situations, say my name first when addressing me. Then I'll know you're talking to me.
Spoken directions are much more helpful and considerate.
My cane is used for what I can't see with my eyes. I keep it with me all the time. Please don't move it without me knowing. Don't think that I'm amazing because I read Braille or can find my way using a cane. I'm just an ordinary person who is blind.