Education and Stigma around Visible and Invisible Disabilities
Students with visible or invisible disabilities experience different biases and stigmas from educators. Students often face less social inclusion and increased stigmatization by peers and teachers throughout their academic career.
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Disability Studies
Social Science
Empirical Science
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