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This author writes: "It is my firm belief that agencies that don't come to terms with a definition for appropriate sexual behaviour, and then determine parameters that guide all staff, are guilty of creating an environment that welcomes abuse. . .
Read MoreAn extensive critique, Chappell's central argument is normalisation is a professional- centred theory concerning itself largely with quality in services, therefore working through existing structures rather than challenging them.
Read MoreThis article examines two specific aspects of an inclusive pre-school program: the benefits to the children with disabilities and the benefits to those children without.
Read MoreElks believes in the worth of normalisation theory. His central argument is that SRV is not an adequate replacement for the principle of normalisation for 4 main reasons: 1. inconsistencies in whether application of the theory is actually about valuing the person or valuing the person's social role. 2.
Read More"Genetic engineering and genetic manipulation are now a reality. This paper examines the ways in which these developments have encroached on our lives and influenced our attitudes, and looks at their particular implications for disabled people.
Read MoreThis is a really great article about a group of parents who got together because they felt really disempowered by professionals. The parents wanted to share their stories, especially with physicians to help them become better able to provide appropriate health care.
Read More" . . This article considers some of the values - such as materialism, mono-culturalism, individualism and economic rationalism - which underpin current trends in end of life decision making.
Read MoreThis report is written about a community which has successfully transformed its whole school system (an ongoing process and challenge). What the author say was an education system driven by a conscious belief in the value of all children.
Read MoreThe Strully's have written an excellent and simple piece about the necessity of friendships in their daughter's life. In fact, they unequivocally state that it is friendship that will ultimtately mean life or death for their daughter. It is the only real safeguard of a person's human rights.
Read MoreA chapter concerning itself with strategies for achieving truly inclusive classrooms and schools. The authors ask teachers and school administrators to view students as 'knowers' as well as 'learners'. If students are also teachers it creates a co-operative pro-learning atmosphere.
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