EssaysWe have prepared a series of essays to assist teachers in integrating disability studies and disability history into the regular curriculum. Many of the essays were prepared specifically for the lesson plans developed through the project and are identified by unit.
When possible, we have provided these essays in alternate formats. If you require these essays, or any other materials, in a format not presented here, please let us know (see the Contact page). Differentiated Instruction Differentiated instruction is based on the assumptions that students differ in their learning styles, needs, strengths, and abilities and that classroom activities should be adapted to meet these differences. We have identified some strategies for differentiated instruction that might be useful for teachers using lesson plans for the Disability Studies for Teachers project.
Differentiated Instruction Differentiated instruction is based on the assumptions that students differ in their learning styles, needs, strengths, and abilities and that classroom activities should be adapted to meet these differences. We have identified some strategies for differentiated instruction that might be useful for teachers using lesson plans for the Disability Studies for Teachers project.
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The Changing Nature of Language Unit 1 Essay
The Changing Nature of Language Unit 1 Essay
Terminology Used to Refer to Deaf People Unit 1 Essay
Terminology Used to Refer to Deaf People Unit 1 Essay
The Dignity of Humanity is Not a Scientific Construct Unit 1 Essay
The Dignity of Humanity is Not a Scientific Construct Unit 1 Essay
Federal Laws and Disability Rights Unit 1 Essay
Federal Laws and Disability Rights Unit 1 Essay
An Insider's View Unit 1 Essay
An Insider's View Unit 1 Essay
Key Concepts in Disability Laws Unit 1 Essay
Key Concepts in Disability Laws Unit 1 Essay
New Words For New Purposes: A Challenge For The AAMR Unit 1 Essay
New Words For New Purposes: A Challenge For The AAMR Unit 1 Essay
PL 94-142 Doc PL 94-142
PL 94-142 PDF PL 94-142
Public Law 101-336
Reassigning Meaning Unit 1 Essay
Reassigning Meaning
Section 504 Unit 1 Essay
Section 504 Unit 1 Essay
What is a Disability? Unit 1 Essay
What is a Disability? Unit 1 Essay
A Woman’s Crusade: Dorothea Dix Unit 3 Essay
A Woman’s Crusade: Dorothea Dix Unit 3 Essay
P.T. Barnum’s American Museum Unit 4 Essay
P.T. Barnum’s American Museum Unit 4 Essay
Love in Miniature: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb Unit 4 Essay
Love in Miniature: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb Unit 4 Essay
Exhibiting People For Money: Terminology Unit 4 Essay
Exhibiting People For Money: Terminology Unit 4 Essay
Did the Conscientious Objectors Make a Difference? Unit 5 Essay
Did the Conscientious Objectors Make a Difference? Unit 5 Essay
Conscientious Objectors at State Institutions Unit 5 Essay
Conscientious Objectors at State Institutions Unit 5 Essay
Conscientious Objectors in World War II Unit 5 Essay
Conscientious Objectors in World War II Unit 5 Essay
Evaluating The Credibility of Sources of Information Unit 5 Essay
Life and Popular Culture in the 1940s Unit 5 Essay
Life and Popular Culture in the 1940s Unit 5 Essay
The National Mental Health Foundation Unit 5 Essay
The National Mental Health Foundation Unit 5 Essay
Rosewood State Training School Unit 5 Essay
Rosewood State Training School Unit 5 Essay
Public Law 101-336 Unit 1 Essay
Why Teach Disability Studies? Essay
Why Teach Disability Studies? Essay
Amendment XIV to the U.S. Constitution Unit 1 Essay
Amendment XIV to the U.S. Constitution Unit 1 Essay
The Bill of Rights Unit 1 Essay
The Bill of Rights Unit 1 Essay
Deaf Culture
Deaf Culture
Burton Blatts Purgatory
Burton Blatts Purgatory
Testing at Ellis Island
Testing at Ellis Island
Toward a Social Model of Disability
Toward a Social Model of Disability
Buck vs. Bell
Buck vs. Bell
The Nazi Biomedical Vision: Disability as Justification for Murder
The Nazi Biomedical Vision: Disability as Justification for Murder
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