Disability Representation: Historical Perspectives and the Impact of Media

Content
2 modules
Instructor
Samantha Hayes
Price
$0 - 35

Description

This course explores the evolution of disability representation from historical perspectives to the impact of media, examining how past practices have influenced current views and perceptions. It also offers strategies for fostering inclusivity in educational settings through anti-ableist practices, aiming to transform classrooms into more inclusive environments.

Objectives

In this course, you will...

  • Examine the representation and exclusion of people with disabilities in civil rights movements.
  • Critically evaluate the reasons for this neglect, and explore the role of mass media in shaping societal views of people with disabilities.
  • Gain an understanding of how educational contexts and practices support or diminish the presence of students with disabilities in mainstream school spaces and anti-ableist curricular representation will be supported.

The three modules in this course are:

  1. Disability Representation: Historical Perspectives and the Impact of Media

  2. How Historical Practices and Perceptions Have Shaped Current Practices and Perceptions

  3. Toward Inclusivity: Transforming Classrooms Through Anti-Ableist Practices

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