CLD 332 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Robert Latimer, Cerebral Palsy, Institute For Operations Research And The Management Sciences
10 Feb 2017
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Do not see my disability as a problem. Jake: math prodigy proud of his autism 60 minutesovertime. com. Tracy latimer was a young saskatchewan girl living with cerebral palsy was euthanized by her own father. These words can be guiding principles for anti-bias curriculum. Listen support and follow . work with them. Don"t teach me to be obedient, submissive and polite be respectful. Don"t work on me, work with me. Do not fix me, i"m not broken. If your curriculum is not teaching them to challenge, question. Stand up for themselves and others, and take action. The 3 c"s of resilience: situation and (cid:498)influence a more positive outcome(cid:499) as potential for growth. Control: a belief in the ability to take charge of the controllable aspects of the. Challenge: a view of mistakes as opportunities for new learning and change. Commitment: an active engagement in work and other pursuits that gives meaning to life.
