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The Reality of Inclusion Is Not as Simple as You Think
Inclusion is the goal. It’s the ideal way for students to learn, because inclusion seems to be synonymous with equality. Everyone deserves to access the curriculum. Everyone deserves to form...
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Inclusion Spotlight #005- Zeno Mountain Farm
Picture a camp where friends gather together to make movies and enjoy friendship, “friend” really proving the only role which matters. As opposed to say more traditional camps with the distinctions...
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Why Person-First Language Doesn’t Always Put the Person First
I vividly remember the first time I learned about person-first language (PFL). I was listening to a professor of special education speak to a group of students on disability “etiquette.” He handed out...
View ArticleA Credo for Support: Don’t See My Disability as the Problem
Throughout history, people with physical and mental disabilities have been abandoned at birth, banished from society, used as court jesters, drowned and burned during The Inquisition, gassed in Nazi...
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Marina’s Ocean: A Beautiful Story of Inclusion
The short film, Marina’s Ocean, is a beautiful story of inclusion. After being screened at several international film festivals, the Brazilian short film “Marina’s Ocean” has just been submitted to...
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What Is so Wrong with Inspiration Porn?
By Andrew Pulrang This post was originally published at disabilitythinking.blogspot.com. I am still working on a sort of master post on Inspiration Porn, but I want to take another detour to talk...
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Promises Every Special Educator Should Make to Their Students’ Parents
Editor’s Note: This post was written in 2012 and has been updated with a few small changes to the original posting including a new featured image as well as an eleventh promise. Promises are...
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Don’t Judge A Book By Its Cover
By Amy Williams Don’t judge a book by its cover. I silently repeat that phrase to myself a lot these days. As I overhear parents in the checkout line at the grocery store, my heart breaks. I hear...
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Why Autism Speaks Hurts Us
By Amy Sequenzia Autism Speaks…Are You Listening? When I was little and started to type, I was saying things like “life with autism is insanity”. I didn’t recognize autism as an important part of who...
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The Importance of Inclusion in One Infographic
by UNE Online Social exclusion can impact entire families and entire communities, and is therefore an important point of discussion for social work degree seekers. Social inclusion is extremely...
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