DIVERSITY - DISABILITIES University of Central Arkansas 2011-12.

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DIVERSITY - DISABILITIES University of Central Arkansas

Create a simple logo representing today’s topic- Disabilities (line, scribble, character, cartoon, shape, symbol, icon, anything visual)

 United States 12%  Arkansas 17.3% American Community Survey, 2009

UCA DISABILITY DATA  ADHD (Attention Deficit/ Hyper Activity Disorder): 111  Learning Disability (Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, Auditory & Visual Processing Disorder, etc.): 48  Physical: 42  Psychological: 33  Neurological: 20  Digestive/Endocrine/ Nutritional/Metabolic: 16  Deaf/Hard of Hearing: 13  Autism/Aspergers/Developmental: 12  Acquired Brain Injury (motor vehicle accidents, veterans who experienced IED explosions, etc.): 11  Blind/Low Vision: 10  Respiratory: 1  Speech: 1  Other: 11

 Service Animals  PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)  ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyper Activity Disorder)  Aspergers/Autism

 Youtube – Temple - - Autism

Almanac

 Focus on the person’s ability, not their disability  Speak with the person with the disability, not the interpreter  Use a normal tone of voice, and tempo of speech  Remember… information regarding a student’s disability is confidential

 Let the person with the disability describe how you may help  Help if they want help, but don’t insist if they decline your offer  Consider the needs of those with disabilities when you plan an event or program  If you offend, apologize

 People with disabilities  Ron has Down Syndrome  Betty uses a wheelchair  Kellie has a brain injury  Bob has a physical disability  The handicapped or disabled  He’s a Down’s person; mongoloid  She’s wheelchair bound  She’s brain damaged  He’s crippled

 Students self-identify  Documentation has to support accommodations  Provides assistance with accommodations  Promotes “Access” vs. “Success”

 IDEA - “Entitlement” law intended to guarantee persons with disabilities a free and appropriate primary and secondary education that allows for achievement. Within this educational framework, funding is mandated to identify children with significant problems and provide them with services that will facilitate successful learning.  Section 504 and ADA - “Non-discriminatory” statutes based on a civil rights model, not entitlement laws. They do not guarantee successful learning or mandate the creation of special programs for persons with disabilities.

 Note-takers  Extended testing time  Distraction-reduced test environment  Interpreting services & transcription  Tables & chairs  Proctor & scribe  Electronic format text (e-text)

 People First language and Disability Guidelines  Campus Accessibility (map, checklist)  Mental Health Disabilities  Seizures

 Fear of the unknown and lack of knowledge about how to act leads to uneasiness when meeting and interacting with a person who has a disability.  A person with a disability is a person with feelings. Treat him or her as you would want to be treated.