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    The population I am interested in researching is people with disabilities. I have a passion to pursue a career in this area upon graduation and I find it important to enhance my knowledge on professional values and ethics among this population. I have a significant amount of experience working with individuals with disabilities in both a personal and professional setting. The past two summers I have spent working full-time as a camp counselor at a special needs summer camp for individuals of all…

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    The use of a strap with adapted spoon to promote the nutrition and independence of a young person with a learning disability. Introduction This is a person-centred innovation project aimed to promote the nutrition and independence of a young person with a learning disability. This aspect of personalised care could be significantly improved for the individual. This essay will critically review the literature supporting the driving force for this innovation. It will discuss the aim of the…

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    phrase says ‘desperate times calls for desperate measures,’ If assisted dying was legalised it could stop those who are suffering from resorting to desperate measures in times of desperation. To be terminally ill or to have a life-limiting illness or disability there would be a large scale of suffering for those involved which assisted dying would put an end to (Mason, 2014).…

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    Everyone should have a chance to participate in sports or activities that they want to pursue. Nobody should be told they cannot do something just because they have problems unlike others, or a certain disability. The common idea of sports may be Friday night football games for a local high school team, or a tee ball game with young, elementary school children. Most people do not realize that there are a wide variety of different sports and activities that everyone can enjoy. People who might…

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    The doctor was right initially and she had a healthy daughter Anabelle. Not long after her next two kids Walter and Eliza were born with XLH. Many think of disability as a misfortune, however, Sheila and her children have learned to fold it into their personal identity. The Social Identity Theory builds on the theme of self-esteem being boosted by relating with social groups you want to take part in and naturally fall into. “Redefining Disability, Re-imagining the Self: Disability Identification…

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    United States has the right to bear arms, thanks to the Second Amendment to the Constitution. But should everyone have this right? The Editorial Board of the Chicago Tribune believes that people with a severe mental illness should be excluded from this right, in order to ensure the safety of the general public. They are responding to the House of Representatives’ recent decision to remove the rule that banned gun ownership of people who qualified for Social Security disability insurance due to…

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    Yet some people still don’t feel safe because of who they find attractive. There are people who suffer from mental disorders, but because you can’t see the disorder, people assume its fake. But when someone has a disability, like being blind, the tend to label the person by their disability and they can’t live an equal life. There are people on the world who don’t take care of their children and need other people to come and help. Learning about other people’s experiences help me understand who…

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    to date and following all and every policy and procedure set in place to ensure I am doing my part to comply with all the necessary laws and codes of practice. The Human Rights act 1998 - and how it relates directly to schools including the right to education, the right to respect for private and family life, and the right to have freedom of expression. This means that if a school acts in a way that is not in line with the Convention, they are breaking the law.…

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    fours (his legs and his hands). He resembles the likes of an actual animal. Throughout the book, Sinha forced us to question our general perception of the abled/disabled. One of the themes of the book Sinha provides is disability. In the text, even though Animal suffers from disabilities, he is able to overcome them…

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    terms of promotions/demotions, work schedules, working conditions, or assignments, disciplinary actions such as reprimands, suspension, or termination” (Bethel, 2011). “In the year of 1964 “The Civil Rights Act” law was recognized based on race, color, gender, religion, national origin, age, disabilities and other characteristics to provide antidiscrimination protection in the workplace (Bethel University, 2011). In the employee discrimination case of Sylvia Nelson versus Dulton County…

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