This article is about a three year old boy with a disability that was unable to walk or talk had a wide range of developmental delays like spaced eyes, feeding and digestive problems .
2) - A mother and child being shunned by others who were unable to see the son she loves as a child instead of as a condition or disease. Main point- s see him as a son not child with a disability.
- Strangers with drawing from this child because of the very sound and movement he uses to try and interact with them. Main point- Treat a child with a disability as you would any other.
- Faced with such a child in the park of restaurant many just stand and stare. Main point- A parent that has a child with a disability are getting judged out in public.
- Wave back at him when he jerks his arms towards you, and say hello, even if its hard to understand exactly what he's saying. Main point - when a child with a disability gestures towards you should wave back at them. …show more content…
Main point- Don't stare at a child with a disability and don't judge the parents for the child may be behaving.
3) Everyone
4)Yes, I do agree with this article because it makes seeing a child with a disability to be seen as just a child not anything else. I also agree with what the authors saying at the end of the article " wave back at him when he jerks his arms towards you, and says hello, even if you don't understand. Children and their families , will being to notice , and feel welcome.
Title: seeing the child, Not the Disability
By Dennis Rosen,M.D.
Sources: New York
2) - A mother and child being shunned by others who were unable to see the son she loves as a child instead of as a condition or disease. Main point- s see him as a son not child with a disability.
- Strangers with drawing from this child because of the very sound and movement he uses to try and interact with them. Main point- Treat a child with a disability as you would any other.
- Faced with such a child in the park of restaurant many just stand and stare. Main point- A parent that has a child with a disability are getting judged out in public.
- Wave back at him when he jerks his arms towards you, and say hello, even if its hard to understand exactly what he's saying. Main point - when a child with a disability gestures towards you should wave back at them. …show more content…
Main point- Don't stare at a child with a disability and don't judge the parents for the child may be behaving.
3) Everyone
4)Yes, I do agree with this article because it makes seeing a child with a disability to be seen as just a child not anything else. I also agree with what the authors saying at the end of the article " wave back at him when he jerks his arms towards you, and says hello, even if you don't understand. Children and their families , will being to notice , and feel welcome.
Title: seeing the child, Not the Disability
By Dennis Rosen,M.D.
Sources: New York