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 I wear my hair the way I do because it makes me feel confident.

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 I wear my hair the way I do because it makes me feel confident.

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In my family, children are expected to be successful.

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In my family, children are expected to be successful.

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I often feel uncomfortable around people who are demanding.

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I often feel uncomfortable around people who are demanding.

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When I hear people speaking another language, I think they're interesting.

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When I hear people speaking another language, I think they're interesting.

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If I must choose between work and family, I should choose my family.

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If I must choose between work and family, I should choose my family.

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I really feel like an outsider when I am new to a group or community.

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I really feel like an outsider when I am new to a group or community.

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The most important thing in life is love.

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The most important thing in life is love.

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My ethnic or culture heritage is special because it is part of who I am.

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My ethnic or culture heritage is special because it is part of who I am.

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I am often attracted to people who have a good sense of humor.

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I am often attracted to people who have a good sense of humor.

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Republic Act No. 9442, also known as the "Disability Discrimination Act," is a Philippine law that prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities (PWDs) in all aspects of life, including education, employment, transportation, and access to public places. The Magna Carta for Disabled Persons is a vital piece of legislation that has helped to promote the rights and well-being of PWDs in the Philippines. It is a testament to the country's commitment to inclusion and equality.

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Republic Act No. 9442, also known as the "Disability Discrimination Act," is a Philippine law that prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities (PWDs) in all aspects of life, including education, employment, transportation, and access to public places. The Magna Carta for Disabled Persons is a vital piece of legislation that has helped to promote the rights and well-being of PWDs in the Philippines. It is a testament to the country's commitment to inclusion and equality.

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Regardless of the abilities of the students, they should have access to the same learning opportunities.

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Students with disabilities should be given extra care like providing visual aids for students with hearing impairments.

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A sense of belongingness can help every individual be motivated and happy with his/her environment.

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Working together is important to achieve a common goal. It can increase creativity and innovation, improve problem-solving and enhance productivity.

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Support and identity from a community can help every member to be effective in what they do, no matter what their shortcomings are.It can increase opportunities for involvement.

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A teaching approach that helps meet the needs of all learners and helps them reach their full potential. As teachers, we must provide our learners with different instruction for us to provide quality education and effective teaching methods. It can also help increase student engagement and improve student achievement.

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Equal treatment for all students is essential because it can boost self-confidence and create a safe learning environment. Every student must be treated equally despite from their background, beliefs and culture.

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All students should have the privilege to learn in a general education classroom. As teachers, we must ensure that all students can access the curriculum and participate in every classroom activity. It is important because it creates a sense of belonging and acceptance for everyone. It also promotes diversity of thought and experience.

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If you want to be respected, you should be respectful. As a matter of fact, every person is unique. Let us foster mutual understanding and appreciation.

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Support from anyone can help an individual feel less alone and more connected. Feeling supported and valued can boost self-esteem and confidence which helps empower individuals to pursue their aspirations.

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It can be helpful to PWDs who are using wheelchairs to have access to a certain building.

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Allow students to adjust the height of the furniture based on their preferences.

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It is a great way for students of all abilities to interact and socialize with others.

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Manipulatives are useful for students to learn abstract concepts. It is also best for students with visual or learning disabilities.

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Can display content in a clear and vibrant manner that is helpful for students with visual impairments or attention difficulties.

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Born with tetra-amelia syndrome, a condition where he was born without arms or legs, Nick Vujicic is a motivational speaker and author from Australia. He has delivered countless speeches around the world, inspiring millions with his message of hope and resilience. He is also the founder of Life Without Limbs, an organization that empowers people with disabilities to live fulfilling lives.

It's important to remember that Nick's success is not only defined by his disability. He is an intelligent, determined, and compassionate individual who has harnessed his experiences to make a positive impact on the world. His story is a testament to the human spirit's ability to overcome challenges and achieve greatness, regardless of physical limitations. Whatever challenges may arise, there is always what we call “solution”. Nothing is impossible if you believe in yourself.

Nick Vujicic's journey serves as a powerful reminder that even in the face of seemingly unconquerable obstacles, we can choose to embrace life, find our purpose, and inspire others with our resilience and unwavering hope. He is a true embodiment of the phrase "life without limits," and his story continues to touch the lives of millions around the world.

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Amado Binwag Dulnuan was born without arms. At the age of five, his family sent him to a home for disabled people. He received primary and secondary education in a school for disabled children. After school he studied fine arts at the University of the Philippines up to the fourth study year. In 1983 he held his first one-man exhibition with the help of the Heritage Art Center. Three years later Amado Binwag Dulnuan received a scholarship from the Association. Since then he has given several interviews and received invitations from various television stations. He was furthermore given the opportunity to present his works at group exhibitions in different Philippine cities and in Taiwan. In 1994 he became an associate member of the VDMFK. As a consequence, his works were also admired outside Asia.

Amado’s story is an inspiring one. Despite his disability, he didn’t take it as a reason to stop pursuing his dreams. He is one of the prides of the Philippines. He was able to show his talent outside of the country. In life, there are always different challenges that we encounter,what matters most is our perseverance and dedication to face them.

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Nataly Dawn is an American singer-songwriter and musician. She was diagnosed with agoraphobia and severe anxiety in her early teens, and her world shrunk to the confines of her room. Despite her disabilities, she found comfort in music. She poured her raw emotions into melodies that danced on the edge of darkness, her voice a melancholic echo trapped between whispers and cries. Songs like "Gardenview" and "Blood Moon" became haunting reflections of her inner turmoil, each note a battle cry against the demons that held her captive.

Nataly Dawn's story is not just about one artist's success. It's a beacon of hope for anyone battling their darkness, a reminder that the most beautiful melodies can be born from the quietest corners of the soul. It's a testament to the courage it takes to share your vulnerabilities and the healing power of music that transcends borders and languages.

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Sheena Belarmino, a dancer with Down syndrome, has captivated audiences with her graceful movements and infectious enthusiasm. From performing at school events to gracing professional stages, Sheena challenges stereotypes and proves that artistry knows no bounds. Her passion for dance not only brings her joy but also serves as a reminder to embrace differences and celebrate the beauty of diversity.

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Akash Gupta, a young boy from Mumbai, India, stunned the world with his extraordinary mathematical prowess. At just 5 years old, he could perform complex calculations mentally, effortlessly multiplying large numbers and even calculating square roots. Akash's talent garnered him international recognition, even landing him an invitation to appear on popular TV shows like "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." Despite the attention, Akash remains grounded and passionate about learning, inspiring other young minds to unlock their math magic.

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Christiana Jade de Silva-Ong is a Filipino art director, painter, illustrator, and graphic designer. She was known as a "Gifted Child" and a "Promil Kid", being featured in an infant formula ad in 1998. She had three major one-woman exhibits and is now a senior art director.

De Silva was born on August 1, 1987, in Greater Manila. She showed an early aptitude for art, and she was featured in a Promil commercial when she was 10 years old. She continued to study art, and she graduated from the University of the Philippines Diliman with a degree in Fine Arts.

After graduating, de Silva started working as an art director for TBWA-Santiago Mangada Puno. She has worked on a variety of advertising campaigns, and she has won several awards for her work. She has also had three major one-woman exhibits, and her work has been featured in galleries and museums around the world.

De Silva's work is characterized by its vibrant colors and bold lines. She often uses her art to explore themes of identity, gender, and social justice. She is a passionate advocate for the arts, and she is committed to using her work to make a positive impact on the world.