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Output No. 2 My Word Art for Inclusive Education 

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Output No. 2 My Word Art for Inclusive Education 

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Inclusive education is a philosophy that promotes the integration of all students, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, into regular classrooms and school communities. It aims to provide equal opportunities for all learners to participate in and benefit from quality education.The ball padlet could symbolize the inclusivity and interconnectednes of all individuals within the educational environment. Just as a ball can be passed among players in a game, inclusive education encourages the sharing of knowledge, support, and experiences among students, educators, and the broader community.

•Acceptance in inclusive education refers to creating an environment where all students, regardless of their background, abilities, or disabilities, are welcomed, valued, and included in the educational community.

•Equity in inclusive education refers to the principle of fairness and justice in providing all students with the resources, support, and opportunities they need to succeed, regardless of their individual backgrounds, abilities, or circumstances. Unlike equality, which implies treating everyone the same, equity acknowledges that different students may require different levels of support to achieve the same outcomes.

•Equality in inclusive education refers to the principle of treating all students fairly and ensuring that they have equal access to opportunities, resources, and support within the educational system, regardless of their individual differences or characteristics

•Adaptation in inclusive education involves modifying teaching methods, curriculum, materials, and classroom environments to accommodate the diverse learning needs and abilities of all students, including those with disabilities, learning differences, or other challenges.

•Diversity in inclusive education refers to the wide range of individual differences among students, including but not limited to their backgrounds, abilities, learning styles, cultures, languages, and identities.

•Collaboration in inclusive education involves educators, support staff, families, and community members working together to identify students' diverse needs, develop effective strategies, and create inclusive learning environments.

•Respect in inclusive education means valuing and honoring the diverse backgrounds, abilities, perspectives, and identities of all students, fostering a culture of acceptance and appreciation within the learning community.

•Support in inclusive education involves providing individualized assistance, resources, and accommodations to meet the diverse needs of all students, including those with disabilities, learning differences.

•Openness in inclusive education refers to fostering an environment that embraces diversity, welcomes different perspectives, and promotes inclusion for all students, regardless of their backgrounds, abilities, or identities.

•Empowerment in inclusive education involves fostering a sense of confidence, autonomy, and agency among all students, particularly those who may face barriers or challenges. It entails providing them with the support, resources, and opportunities they need to take control of their own learning.

Overall, my word art itself represent the idea of inclusivity as a foundation upon which the educational system is built. Like the pieces of a puzzle fitting together, each student brings their unique perspectives, talents, and challenges to create a cohesive learning environment.

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• I wear my hair the way I do because it gives me so much confident and positive outlook. I want to feel comfortable with myself and it reflects on how I display myself with others.

•In my family, children are expected to have good relationship with each other. We respect everyone's opinion and it matters everytime.

• I often feel uncomfortable around people who are open about judgements of others.

• I am proud to be who I am today despite of those challenges that I had throughout the years. Iam blessed that I am able to overcome those with the help of God.

• When I hear people speaking another language, I think they're knowledgeable in that certain language and at the same time Iam also interested to learn the language.

• If I must choose between work and family, I should choose my family. Work can be found anywhere but nothing can replaced your family.

• I really feel like an outsider when people are talking about things that I am really not interested.

•The most important thing in life is when you have a good relationship with god.

• My ethnic or culture heritage is special because it provides me a sense of belonging and connection to my ancestors that shaped me of who I am today.

• I am often attracted to people who have strong relationship with God. Those people who are believers in Christ and put god in the middle of their life.

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The use of whiteboards promotes a more inclusive learning environment by enhancing visibility, accessibility, interactivity, and adaptability in the classroom. It promotes inclusivity to those people who have disabilities by enhancing visibility, facilitating interactive and collaborative learning experiences, and accommodating diverse learning needs and preferences.

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The introduction of a rotatable fan in the classroom can contribute to a more comfortable, healthy, and inclusive learning environment by addressing issues related to temperature, air quality, noise, and individual comfort preferences. It's not just about equality but also promotes equity in a classroom. Rotatable fan promotes inclusivity in the classroom by regulating temperature, improving air quality, enhancing accessibility, providing sensory support, and promoting physical comfort for all students, regardless of their individual needs or abilities.

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Desks play a crucial role in promoting inclusivity in the classroom by providing accessible, customizable, comfortable, flexible, organized, and safe learning spaces for all students, regardless of their individual needs or abilities. It promotes inclusivity in a way of providing a comfortable way of writing to those left-handed people. The desks doesn't only provide equality of all the students in a classroom but provides equity

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Output No. 4 Every Child Special ( Reflection)

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Output No. 4 Every Child Special ( Reflection)

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The film "Every Child is Special," directed by Aamir Khan, explores themes of education, dyslexia, and the pressures placed on children by society and their families to perform academically. Through its narrative, the film offers a powerful reflection on the individual needs of every child and the importance of recognizing and nurturing their unique talents. The film also goes into the life of a young boy named Ishaan Awasthi. And as I reflect my feelings on the movie I have a strong emotional connection to the film "Every Child is Special" as I see Ishaan battle self-doubt and dyslexia. I can relate to his feelings of loneliness and frustration, which are typical among people with learning disabilities. Loneliness and frustration because the character of Ishaan effectively conveys the emotions of loneliness and dissatisfaction. He feels extremely alone since he can't live up to the social and intellectual standards that grown ups have for him.

After watching the movie I gain new learnings and knowledge about Ishaan condition that offers valuable insights and learnings about life and education. The first lesson I gained was Comprehending Learning impairments the movie clarifies the difficulties encountered by kids with learning impairments, particularly dyslexia in the case of Ishaan, the main character. It informs viewers on the characteristics of dyslexia and how it impacts a child's comprehension, writing, and reading skills. This increases understanding of learning difficulties and the importance of early detection and assistance. The second thing I have learned upon watching the movie was fostering creativity.The importance of fostering creativity in the classroom is emphasized in the movie. Ishaan's art teacher appreciates and supports his artistic abilities and his distinct perspective on the world. This serves as a reminder that academic success should not take precedence over creativity, as the latter can be a potent means of self-expression and a wellspring of self-assurance and joy for kids.

My discoveries after watching the video, Ishaan's untapped talents. The movie showcases Ishaan's extraordinary creative abilities and his distinct style of thinking. He has a rich imagination and an excellent painter despite his struggles in typical academic settings.I discovered that despite of his condition he have his own talent that makes him different from others. And I also have discovered the impact of dyslexia. Ishaan's reading and writing skills are impacted by dyslexia, a learning impairment that is discussed throughout the film. It examines the difficulties dyslexic people encounter and the significance of comprehending and helping them.Overall, I gained important insights about people who are different but has its own uniqueness.

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Output No. 5 Local and  Foreign Personalities with Sensory and Physical Disabilities 

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Output No. 5 Local and  Foreign Personalities with Sensory and Physical Disabilities 

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Nick Vujicic was born in Melbourne, Australia on December 4, 1982, and was diagnosed with tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare congenital condition. He was born without arms or legs due to this ailment. Nick's parents, Boris and Dushka Vujicic, were first heartbroken and startled to learn of their son's illness, but they quickly gave him their undying love and support. He experienced several mental and physical difficulties as a child. In addition to being bullied, he battled feelings of loneliness and insecurity. But with his family's support and affection, he progressively gained an optimistic outlook and the will to surpass his restrictions.

Nick saw early on that he had a special chance to encourage and uplift people. At the age of 17, he started giving public speeches and shared his personal story of triumph over adversity. Nick's speeches resonated with people, and he soon gained recognition as a motivational speaker. In 2005, Nick founded an international non-profit organization called Life Without Limbs. Through this organization, he aimed to spread his message of hope, faith, and perseverance to individuals facing challenges and adversity. Nick's speeches and workshops have reached millions of people worldwide, inspiring them to embrace their own uniqueness and live a life without limits. In addition to his speaking engagements, Nick has authored several books, including "Life Without Limits: Inspiration for a Ridiculously Good Life" and "Unstoppable: The Incredible Power of Faith in Action." These books offer insights into his personal journey and provide guidance for individuals seeking to overcome their own obstacles.

As I reflect myself to this person , Nick Vujicic is incredibly thought-provoking and inspirational. His journey of conquering obstacles and valuing his individuality is proof of the strength of resiliency and willpower. Despite of Nick's lack of limbs and legs from birth may have easily contributed to his life of hopelessness and self-pity. But he made the decision to overcome his situation and have a happy, meaningful life. His narrative shows us that, with the correct frame of mind and attitude, we are capable of conquering any challenge of life. I also have learned the value of accepting oneself from Nick's tale. Nick gained the ability to love and accept himself despite his physical limitations. He refused to allow his limitations confine or define him. And I have realized to embrace all my imperfections and insecurities. Being different from others is what makes you unique.