10 Resources on Inclusion
10 Resources On Inclusion
1. Chancellor Birgenau speaks specifically on UC Berkeley lack of inclusion with its students. The articles is not specifically talking about our context for our project , but it is interesting to look how inclusion is applied in many different disciplines.
2.Inclusion Network is a website devoted to dialoging about inclusion and the misconceptions that the word inclusion holds. There are three articles describing inclusion and how it affects the social interaction with people living with a disability and the elderly. What is inclusion?, Inclusion: Its About Change, and The Ethics of Inclusion the meaning of inclusion. These articles also express different view points on the subject.
3. This is a website from the Council of Exceptional Children it discuss the pros and cons of inclusion in the public education setting. There is another link about mainstreaming students into the classroom, this link talking about the issues that are presented when mainstreaming kids with disabilities to the public schools.
4. The government of Scoland has issued a document about social inclusion to make Scotland a place. There is are commentaries on people living with disabilities as well as the older population. This a good resource because it shows that other countries are trying their best to include others in pratical ways.
5 Bahrain is a country located in the Arabian Gulf. The Government of Bahrain has drafted a document talking about the necessity of including the disabled and the elderly into society by giving some practical examples of both demographics ,Bahrain inclusion document
6.Camp Barnabas is a non-denomination Christian camp devoted to offer childhood experiences to kids who have been robbed of them by disease or disability. Many of the children that come to come to Camp Barnabas have range of prognoses from cerebral palsy to AIDS. The camp allows children to learn their gifts in all different area and follow through on faith.
7. The Web access and inclusion for Disabled people is a document that investigates the accessibility and inclusion of the web for people with disabilities. It explores the limitations of the web and suggests in improvement.
8. Inclusion and Belonging for the Elderly is a paper specifically looking at ageism. It talks about one people get older, many of them take passive roles in society and society tells that is ok. This may be a great resource
9. Developing an understanding of societal responses is a paper talking about the social responses to long term disability. It also discusses the nature of inclusion how that affects society, economically and political
10. Gender and Disability is a newsletter that speaks of Gender and disabilities issues. It also speaks about the limitations of inclusion.
1. Chancellor Birgenau speaks specifically on UC Berkeley lack of inclusion with its students. The articles is not specifically talking about our context for our project , but it is interesting to look how inclusion is applied in many different disciplines.
2.Inclusion Network is a website devoted to dialoging about inclusion and the misconceptions that the word inclusion holds. There are three articles describing inclusion and how it affects the social interaction with people living with a disability and the elderly. What is inclusion?, Inclusion: Its About Change, and The Ethics of Inclusion the meaning of inclusion. These articles also express different view points on the subject.
3. This is a website from the Council of Exceptional Children it discuss the pros and cons of inclusion in the public education setting. There is another link about mainstreaming students into the classroom, this link talking about the issues that are presented when mainstreaming kids with disabilities to the public schools.
4. The government of Scoland has issued a document about social inclusion to make Scotland a place. There is are commentaries on people living with disabilities as well as the older population. This a good resource because it shows that other countries are trying their best to include others in pratical ways.
5 Bahrain is a country located in the Arabian Gulf. The Government of Bahrain has drafted a document talking about the necessity of including the disabled and the elderly into society by giving some practical examples of both demographics ,Bahrain inclusion document
6.Camp Barnabas is a non-denomination Christian camp devoted to offer childhood experiences to kids who have been robbed of them by disease or disability. Many of the children that come to come to Camp Barnabas have range of prognoses from cerebral palsy to AIDS. The camp allows children to learn their gifts in all different area and follow through on faith.
7. The Web access and inclusion for Disabled people is a document that investigates the accessibility and inclusion of the web for people with disabilities. It explores the limitations of the web and suggests in improvement.
8. Inclusion and Belonging for the Elderly is a paper specifically looking at ageism. It talks about one people get older, many of them take passive roles in society and society tells that is ok. This may be a great resource
9. Developing an understanding of societal responses is a paper talking about the social responses to long term disability. It also discusses the nature of inclusion how that affects society, economically and political
10. Gender and Disability is a newsletter that speaks of Gender and disabilities issues. It also speaks about the limitations of inclusion.
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