Developmental disability

help people with disabilities to access and use technology, and how these technologies benefit society. References Are self-driving cars the future of mobility for disabled people?. (2017). Retrieved from https://theconversation.com/are-self-driving-cars-the-future-of-mobility-for-disabled-people-84037 Halsey, A. (2017). Retrieved from…

less painful so they can function in their day to day lives? How can we prevent disabled individuals from being punished by the government for being disabled? How can we avoid putting ADA protections at risk? How can we not exclude people with disabilities from the protection of the ADA or from any workplace where they are not going to cause direct harm to any one person? These questions are what brought…

This paper will focus on my life since being labeled as a toddler with a physical condition in the stigma that follows. This paper will associate on how I was labelled, and how disability discrimination followed because of that label. Will describe the roles that these two have in common and why they are linked together. I will give examples from my past that give insight to how these two words and their meaning have impacted my life. I will interview a few of my friends who had to live under…

The one pertinent enhancement from the readings and videos is that we should not assume that people living with disabilities require our assistance in whatever they do. For instance, as I watched the video “How You See Me (2017),” I caught myself as one of the actors, who assumed the woman was in need of assistance as she was opening the door in order to enter the office. Therefore, I will no longer assume that my assistance is needed rather, I will ask if they require my assistance. In the end,…

The world is an amazing place for some people, yet not for all. A few unfortunate individuals are terribly discriminated against because of disability. For these few ill-fated people life may not be so kind to them. To illustrate the poor treatment and discrimination of disadvantaged human beings the novel “The Memory Keeper’s Daughter” represents the harsh times in history for the disabled population. Manifested through the uncertainty of characters and institutions, Kim Edwards exhibited…

Discussion If leisure professionals understood the stigma surrounding low income individuals, perhaps they could work on programs to educate others on the stigma, and to create inclusive programs for all people regardless of income levels. Perhaps if leisure professionals educated the population on the benefits of leisure, and also provided easier access to the programs, more people would be able to experience the positive aspects of leisure. Recreation and leisure professionals do have the…

In our society, wheelchairs can be a necessity for a person which can no longer ambulate through the day, in relation to normal activities.With that in mind, manual wheelchairs are popular because they give you a number of benefits with regards to allowing the person mobility. In case your doctor recommends a chair to use at your home that can assist you with daily life, you will likely obtain a prescription where in Medicare may finance a part of the wheelchair. Otherwise, Mountaineer Complete…

our clients: many of them were older in age and had lower education levels. This idea sparked my interest and thus I began to explore what types of demographic characteristics would make someone more likely to be accepted as a client and win their disability case. But before delving into the specifics of our clients, more research into the nature of the social security system was necessary. Demographics of a population can have quite the effect on the United States social security system and…

In The Disabled State, Deborah Stone's main thesis is that disability is an administrative category in the welfare state that grants people with disabilities (PWD) special "privileges" and exemptions from obligations of citizenship. Her use of the term privilege when describing disability is provocative and sets the tone that she wishes to challenge popular held beliefs and conceptions of disability in modern Western society as a medical condition. She is interested in answering why social…

different from everyone. b. Multi-tiered approaches help to create an inclusive environment by assessing the child’s disability and deciding what kind of services to give the child. Everyone gets the first tier in the approach, which is the least intense approach where everyone is in general…