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    The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) provides children with disabilities an education suitable for their age as well as their individual needs. (“Individuals with Disabilities,” n.d.). Although IDEA provides academic support for children with special needs, additionally IDEA incidentally provides support for those children socially. IDEA is crucial in all areas of development for a child with special needs. Preliminary to IDEA there was no existing policy addressing students…

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    (TEDWoman, 2010) and “Scott Sonnon: How we suppress genius and create learning disability” (TEDx Talks, 2013).…

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    “Disability” Rhetorical Analysis In the essay "Disability" by Nancy Mairs, the author argues that the media must treat people with disability as normal. Mairs support her claim by first appealing to the reader’s emotions, secondly by proving her credibility as a disabled person, and thirdly appealing to the reader's logic by showing illogical reasoning of people in the media. Mairs’s purpose is to prove that disabled people are normal people as well in order to persuade advertiser to represent…

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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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    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…

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    the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) had not been passed these two students most likely would not have attended the same school. That second grade child would not be able to learn and interact with students who were significantly different than he was. His views of the world might be narrower and he might grow up not understanding that just because someone acted differently, did not mean that he/she was weird or strange. Due to IDEA students with disabilities throughout…

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    Disability Culture

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    history of disability culture was greatly misunderstood, and inturpeted as a sin brought upon by the family as a form of punishment for their wrongdoing. Covey had stated in (Adams, 2013) that, “ Disability was percieved through a religious lens and considered an unchangeable condition that resulted from sin (p. 462).” This being said, it automatically gave those with a type of handicap a negative view. (Adams, 2013)“The word handycapped emerged in England from people with disabilities who used…

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    The authors classified the following as high prevalent disability: intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, emotional or behavioral disorders, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorders and autism spectrum disorders. According to Raymond (2012) Intellectual disabilities “refers to significantly sub average general intellectual functioning existing concurrently with deficits in adaptive behavior and manifested during the developmental period.” Furthermore, the IQ requirement the qualifies…

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    The important of accessibility within the built environment Inaccessible environment gives a huge impact to a person with disability by creating barriers to participation and inclusion. The World Report on Disability (UNICEF, 2011) emphasized the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) highlighted environment as factors that contribute towards functions in a person day-to-day activities. It’s recognized that human functioning can be categorized into 3…

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    the American with Disabilities Act’s articles on the accommodation implementation for the employees with disabilities in their offices. The survey will collect information, ideas, and critics from the workers’ perspective on how they give reaction to the offices’ accommodation provided by the employers. Some significant reasons to collect this data are, first, we will know the accommodation provided by the employers is either appropriate or not to the workers with disabilities for reducing…

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