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Goal of Phase Two
Models of Disability in Higher Education
Rigid View of Disability Shaping Perceptions of Students
Comparing the Medical Model and Social Model of Disability
Implications of Critical Disability Studies for Mental Health Research
Controversy about the use of Person-First Language
Social Model of Disability
The Importance of Inclusive Teaching Practices to Academic Success in Students with Invisible Disabilities
Eating Disorders Are Severe Psychiatric Conditions
Historical Models of Disability
Conflicting Models and Definitions of Disability
Social Model of Disability
The social model positions society as the disabling agent, rather than an individual’s impairment. Under the social model, an impairment is not automatically a disability. It is only a disability when society is not structured (physically, socially, or culturally) to include that impairment/variation. For example, in a society where glasses/corrective lenses are accessible and socially accepted, the impairment of having blurry vision without them is not necessarily disabling. The social model seeks to make changes in society, rather than focusing on disabled people to change.
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Important Literature in the Social Model of Disabilities
Important Movements within the Social Model of Disability
Importance of Social Movement Theory within the Social Model of the Disability Rights Movement
Reframed Social Model of Disability
The Importance of National and International Recognition of the Social Model of Disability
Disability Identity Development in terms of the Social Model
How is Disability Understood? An Examination of Sociological Approaches
Disability Rights Legislation
Centers for Independant Living (CIL's)
The Social Model of Disability in the Black Panther
Challenges to definitions of disability by the Disability Rights Movement?
Difference between Critical Disability Studies and Disability Studies
Critiques of the Social Model of Disability
Arguments for identity-first language
Book: Discursive Psychology and Disability
Materialist Social Model
How Social Model Shapes AI
Ability/Disability Binary
Disability Studies in Education (DSE) Framework
Moving Towards Inclusion
Reducing Essentialism and Blame through the Social Model of Disability
Universal Design
Social Model of Disability