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Supplemental Text 6: The forgotten history of Autism (TedTalk)

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Supplemental Text 6: The forgotten history of Autism (TedTalk)

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https://www.ted.com/talks/steve_silberman_the_forgotten_history_of_autism

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Supplemental Text 4: "When is it okay to say the R-word?" video

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Supplemental Text 4: "When is it okay to say the R-word?" video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0-WEOmQtrI

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This movie is about a dad with a complex, unnamed cognitive disability fighting for custody of his daughter.

Rolling Stone review by Peter Travers: (4 stars) "Contrived, manipulative and shamelessly sentimental, this film is notable for the courageous reach of Sean Penn, who gives a bold, heartfelt performance. Penn plays Sam Dawson, a man whose mental development stopped at age seven. Sam's job serving lattes at a Starbucks in Los Angeles gives him the money to support Lucy (the enchanting Dakota Fanning), the daughter he has raised since her mother, a homeless woman, deserted them after Lucy's birth. Lucy is seven now, advancing beyond her dad and his obsessive love for dinners at IHOP, video nights with his four buddies.... So far, so bearable. But when the court intervenes and Sam persuades a workaholic lawyer, Rita Harrison (Michelle Pfeiffer), to help him keep Lucy, director and co-writer Jessie Nelson (Corrina, Corrina) sends the movie hurtling off the cliff into soap opera. Only Penn stays the course, turning what could have been an actor's stunt into a portrayal of stirring emotion and blunt truth."

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Supplemental Text 2: Autism Speaks website

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Supplemental Text 2: Autism Speaks website

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https://www.autismspeaks.org

This website provides a wealth information and resources on Autism Spectrum Disorder. Students can explore this website on their own or with their class to learn more about Autism and have their questions answered.

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"Beauty is a Verb" is a poetry anthology by a collection of authors on topics related to disability. It highlights person-first identity and unique abilities.

Some of my favorites:

1. Dramatic Monologue in the Speaker's Own Voice by Vassar Miller (p. 53)

2. Motive by Josephine Miles (p. 84)

3. Poems with Disabilities by Jim Ferris (p. 96)

4. Body Language by Kenny Fries (p. 106)

5. Telling by Laura Hershey (p. 134)

6. Thousand Island by Laura Hershey (p. 136)

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How does the text set help you further consider issues of power and oppression? 

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How does the text set help you further consider issues of power and oppression? 

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What is your experience in reading these supplemental texts?

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What is your experience in reading these supplemental texts?

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How does the text set challenge single stories?

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How does the text set challenge single stories?

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How does the text set speak to intersectionality?

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How does the text set speak to intersectionality?