Ep9. How did you get to where you are at? Inclusion.

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"In order to bring about educational and social inclusion, we must work from inside [the] government to promote an inclusive culture and to ensure the elimination of physical, architectural, urban and mental barriers." - Raúl Vallejo Corral source: https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000186807 “I’m not a disabled person. I’m capable of doing things… I do everything everybody does. Some things take longer… but I can do it!” - Curuba Resources that Curuba didn’t know she needed: -Bioptic lens for driving -7” magnifying screen to look at the board in class -Magnifying glasses w/ light -Zoomtext, a software that magnifies computer screens for low-vision users Summary: - Having a #disability doesn’t make you any less than any other person. It’s just not having the ability to do something the same way other ppl do it. - Accept your condition. Find the resources to manage it. - Recognize your fears and get over them, one day at a time. Music credit from YouTube (free) Music library: Bark (Sting) by John Deley and the 41 Players Sound effect - Magic Chime (Cartoon)

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