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Generally the aim is to support the students as they take regular classes with non-disabled students.
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Savage, a 26-year-old from Kansas City, is grateful for it all – new friends, the chance to try out for a school play, brush up on his computer skills and even take a bowling class with non-disabled students looking to earn a physical education credit.
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Savage, a 26-year-old from Kansas City, is grateful for it all – new friends, the chance to try out for a school play, brush up on his computer skills and even take a bowling class with non-disabled students looking to earn a physical education credit.
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Sometimes they're paired with non-disabled students and advocates say the educational coaches, mentors and tutors who help them often are studying to become special education teachers or social workers and learn from the experience too.
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Generally the aim is to support the students as they take regular classes with non-disabled students.
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Sometimes they're paired with non-disabled students and advocates say the educational coaches, mentors and tutors who help them often are studying to become special education teachers or social workers and learn from the experience too.
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Her students were often more productive than the non-disabled employees and through her research she proved that LD employees, properly trained, are more than 70% productive.
Kari Stoever: 720 Saturdays and a Silver Dollar Kari Stoever 2010
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The long-held belief was that learning disabled employees had 10% productivity compared to non-disabled employees.
Kari Stoever: 720 Saturdays and a Silver Dollar Kari Stoever 2010
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The hope is that polishing up on social skills, like cutting back on the hugs, living in residence halls and going to classes with non-disabled classmates will help students like Neff be more independent and get better jobs.
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The hope is that polishing up on social skills, like cutting back on the hugs, living in residence halls and going to classes with non-disabled classmates will help students like Neff be more independent and get better jobs.
Jubjub commented on the word non-disabled
Any more words like this- the necessary double negative? While it means the same as abled, you can't actually use abled without coming across as insensitive.
November 22, 2009