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    Do you know someone with a disability? As a class, we have been learning about different types of disabilities. First we read a book called Stuck in Neutral by Terry Trueman which was a book about a fictional character named Shawn McDaniel who has Cerebral Palsy. Then after we read this book, we watched a movie called Radio. This movie is a true story about a man with a developmental disability who became a valuable member of a high school football team. In this paper, I will compare and…

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    before admitting that they are possibly part of the problem. The discrimination against those with disabilities is a good example of society’s willingness to let injustice continue as long as it does not bother them personally. If the hoi polloi chose to become educated about those with disabilities, instead of purposefully remaining in blissful ignorance, they would see how many with disabilities are being stigmatized and abused by other members of society and maybe even themselves. A…

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    for each disability category covered in this course: Learning Disabilities (LD): A learning disability is a condition attributed to deficits in the psychological processes involved in understanding and using language. This disability is identified by achievement deficits that are unexpected and unresponsive to ordinary interventions and are not accompanied by other disabilities that might be causing the learning problems. Some common characteristics of individuals with learning disabilities…

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    with disabilities or impairments can lead an independent life in society as a normal person. Whereas the medical model state that impairments and differences should be corrected, this model looks more at what is wrong with a person and how it can be corrected. According to Social model of disability, (2017) the social model of disability can be seen as being discriminatory that sees people disability as a personal tragedy. People and society need to change how they view having a disability, this…

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    Sport coach The first experience I had of coaching was when I was a sports coach in schools around the St Albans area this was in partnership with St Albans football club. This was mainly done in primary schools at lunch time and after school. The focus sport of this event was football and was normally a session for around an hour. However if the weather was bad due to poor indoor facilities I would sometimes need to coach dodgeball inside as the space would be too small for football. This…

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    After hearing Kristen speak about her disability, life-long career goals, and suicidal attempts, I now have an understanding of the word “disability”. Although a disability can vary among people, Kristen was born with cerebral palsy and diagnosed with two mental disabilities. She stated “cerebral palsy doesn’t define her disability but her personality disorder and depression are her biggest disabilities”. I knew Kristen before she spoke to our class, so to see her in a professional environment…

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    The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act includes specific guidelines to ensure that students with disabilities are guaranteed their right to a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE). In order for students to receive FAPE, they need to be in the least restrictive environment, which is a placement that the IEP team determines on a case by case basis. It is critical to avoid changes in placement without parental permission and approval from the IEP team. However, behavior can result in…

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    Psychologically, this could be detrimental for people with disabilities. Some scientist, such as Buchanan and colleagues, have gone as far as arguing that disability should not be protected by human rights because it is unlike sex and race; hence, they should not be protected from discriminatory treatment. These beliefs emphasized that the eugenic polices established in the 1920’s…

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    individual because of his or her disability. It prohibits that person from receiving equal opportunity and treatment in the job field. The ADA states that all state, government and local employers must treat all qualified individuals equally. In the 1970’s, people with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities started to challenge their communities’ rules and regulations that prohibited them from being included in things that naturally people with disabilities were excluded from.…

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    e rights of individuals are one of the most important issues discussed within society today. In the twenty-first century many may believe that the taboo that surrounds discrimination in the workplace is no longer. There has been a variety of legislation passed to ensure that this is abolished in terms of sex , race or disability . In this essay I will focus on the impact that legislation has had on disabled people. I will examine just how far statutory legislation goes to give protection not…

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