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    in an inclusive environment progressed greatly on a measure of social competence. The study found that students with disabilities in the segregated environment group showed signs of social competence regression (Alquraini, 2012). Communication Studies show communications skills improvement from students…

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    Assistive Technology Assignment - Sample 1) Based on the child’s IEP, write a description of the child’s background, strengths and abilities, needs and challenges. Include communication goals and child’s progress toward these goals. Due to confidentiality, I will not mention this individuals name but instead refer to him as “this child.” Based on this child’s IEP, he has been identified as having global developmental delay accompanied by visual deficits. He is ten years old and receives…

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    Reflection Paper On Autism

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    There are a variety of disorders that are on the Autism spectrum. During the interview, Lisa explained that her son Christopher is on this Autism spectrum (Kirk, Gallagher, & Coleman, 2015). Autism is, according to Kirk, Gallagher, & Coleman (2015), “a disorder that affects a child’s social development and ability to communicate and that include unusual behavioral manifestations such as repetitive motor movements”. Autism is found to be both genetic and can also be caused from the…

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    What Is Cerebral Palsy?

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    There is also speech therapy, surgery for any muscles that afren’t working as they should be, drugs for the seizures many people that suffer with CP get and there is also communication aids to help.The treatment varies for each patient because the effect of CP completely varies,Some people can hear for example while others can’t and some may walk but others may not show normal intellectual function.For example muscle surgery…

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    Warnock was striving to achieve a social model of disability which recognises that the limiting factor for disabled people in achieving their potential is being included effectively, rather than their inability to fit into pre-existing structures (Cole, 2008). Linked to this is the ever more widely held view that the provision, in all areas of society, received by disabled people should be based upon legislation that governs human rights (Hodkinson and Vickerman, 2009). The rights-based model…

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    Cerebral Palsy

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    Abstract: There are no “typical” manifestations of symptoms when it comes to cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive motor disorder caused by congenital or acquired brain damage. It is difficult to say with any certainty what kind of struggles a child with CP will have. This is due to the great variability of how CP manifests. Cerebral palsy symptoms can range in severity and impact any number bodily processes and systems. The effect of CP on speech subsystems is no different, and…

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    It is a great pleasure to recommend Rachel Sitasz for admission to the Edward Hospital Student Volunteer Program. She is one of the most empathetic, kind, and exceptional humans I have encountered in my 14 years of teaching. I teach Rachel in my 8th grade advanced ELA class. Her academics, character, innate curiosity, intrinsic motivation, ethical standards, and unwavering desire to give back, have put Rachel in a class of her own. In fact, for the first time in over 25+ years, the…

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    There are numbers of treatments for PTSD including psychotherapy, medication management, even self-management. Music therapy is one of the alternative self-management techniques. It hasn’t been tested much, but within a small pilot group, but it was all positive results. Results from this experiment had a positive outcome. Music therapy was effective in helping with depression and improving health…

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    remaining under ASD (Autism Society, 2016). It is common for individuals who have ASD to experience trouble with communication, behavior, and social abilities. Communication skills that can be affected by ASD include learning to read or write, learning a language and using words, and using and understanding body language or gestures. As a result of the impairment of these communication skills, it may be difficult to keep a conversation or attention of an individual with ASD. Behaviorally,…

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    Case Study: Blue Orb Inc.

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    Description of the Company Blue Orb Inc is headquartered out of Maitland, Florida. Blue Orb Inc bring the world a new product, the OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard. The small private company created by Dr. Peter McAlindon started in 1997. Dr. McAlindon developed the technology for OrbiTouch as an industrial engineering doctoral student at the University of Central Florida (1994). After experiencing repetitive stress injuries in his hands due to typing he researched and designed a keyboard that…

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