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    hildhood special education provides the outcome-based services that enable young children with disabilities to have a hopeful and promising future” (Carpenter, Johnson, & Beard, 2014, p. 62). This statement is one that I have seen in action for many friends and students over the last few years. As I am planning to teach within the early childhood education setting, this is something that should be the focus for all young students with special needs. Through a program such as early childhood…

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    target audience we have used various effects, techniques and made choices affecting things ranging from visual effects to the smallest details. Some examples of these techniques are our choice of camera shot types, length, angles in addition to the special effects used. Many other techniques used to attract our audience are the colour choice, voice over, title cards, pace and music choice. One of the main aims of our production was to create a comedic / action film that would revolutionize the…

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    I am writing a research paper on blind children learning in a regular classroom. As you read this article you will read about my own thoughts and views when it comes to blind children learning in what most call a regular classroom. The information in this paper will go on to in how teachers and the students feel when it comes to having children who are blind come into a normal classroom. Throughout this paper you will find research that will either support blind children learning in a regular…

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    with disabilities is a research-based field that is dedicated to educators who believe in the growth and the well being of special kids. This topic discussed will introduce: what a disability is, how are kids referred to special education, how can we accommodate these kids, and what benefits can the kids have after high school. Teaching students’ with disabilities is a special task; a person has to have the knowledge, skill and patience to work in the environment. I have worked with students’…

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    Helen Keller was an extremely inspirational woman who had to overcome both deafness and blindness, and who found success and happiness in her life. Recalling her own personal experiences, she believed that anyone with determination and willpower could control their fate and succeed in life. But as she travelled and spoke with others throughout the country, she realized her view on achievement was severely limited. Keller realized that she had many opportunities in life that others did not,…

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    Adapted Physical Education (APE) is developed for a learner with a disability, in order to implement them into PE classes with students who do not have disabilities. This is mandated by federal law so that students with disabilities receive physical education to develop the motor skills that are essential to their lives through physical activity. Changes that are made for the students with disabilities in these classes are based on the type of disability that the student suffers from and…

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    When students begin to doubt their abilities to complete projects or understand content, a self-fulfilling prophecy develops. Wigfield and Eccles partnered in two studies about the effect ability beliefs have on performance; in both the 1996 and 1995 studies, they found that believing that one is capable of completing a task influences the motivation to begin the task and the persistence to continue the task until the desired results are accomplished. The problem of motivation, combined with a…

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    needs for children with special disabilities has long been a standard issue in education (Huang, 2009). PL 42-124, the Education for All Individual Acts of 1975 was a foreseeable law that implied students with disabilities receive a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) suggested that students with disabilities need to be educated in the Least Restrictive Environment “LRE” (IDEA, 2011). The current controversy in special education amongst individual teachers, special educators,…

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    complex and interrelated, with many long term and cultural components (p. 9, 1.1). Any efforts made by the university to recover outcomes for people from low-SES backgrounds had to integrate outreach access and support programs and spread beyond simple special entry schemes which have, to date, demonstrated slight effects in improving national rates of access (NBEET/HEC 1996). The authors Eleanor Ramsay, Deborah Tranter, Simon Charlton and Robert Sumner (1997), argued that the universities…

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