(Ed124)- Foundation of Special and Inclusive Education by https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to BTLED-1 en-us 2023-02-09 02:31:05 UTC 2023-05-22 07:56:38 UTC hello@padlet.com vincentlesmes https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2474375704 2023-02-09 02:35:56 UTC https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2474375704 My Own Kind of Diversity vincentlesmes https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2474394382 1. I wear my hair the way I do because it gives me confidence.

2. In my family, children are expected to be playful and, of course, respectful.

3. I often feel uncomfortable around people who are not respectful.

4. I am proud to be who I am right now and to achieve my goals in life.

5. When I hear people speaking another language, I think they're just practicing, having fun, and, of course, learning.

6. If I must choose between work and family, I should choose Family.

7. I really feel like an outsider when I feel unwanted.

8. The most important thing in life will always be my family and the people right here right now.

9. My ethnic or culture heritage is special because it gives me a chance to understand traditions that are specific to my ancestors.


10. I am often attracted to people who are understandable, mature, and, of course, respectful.]]> 2023-02-09 02:56:48 UTC https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2474394382 My WordArt for Inclusive Education vincentlesmes https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2480862238 The words that I use are to encourage those students or people who have disabilities so that they have the confidence to stand on their own. They don't need to be afraid of being judged because they are unique on their own. My word there was equal, fairness, acceptance, prioritize, patience, just to boost their confidence. Whatever you are, who you are, or if you have a disability, race, language, religion, gender, or poverty, you still belong in this world because every person has the right to grow, learn, and develop their skill or knowledge. I chose that shape, or (STOP) shape, just to tell those people who always criticize or bully people who have disabilities that they deserve to enjoy their lives. For example  Has anyone ever made you feel small and useless? made you feel somehow suffocated? As if your entire existence doesn’t matter in this world? Have you ever felt like no one was by your side? like no one is able to understand you? Have you felt so paranoid that every waking moment all you can think about is how worthless you are? Well, that is how it feels to be bullied. It can cause damage to a person's emotions and make them feel bad. People who are bullied often feel like they shouldn't be here or want to go away, which can lead to depression and/or suicide. So stop bullying because you don't know how hard it is for the person that you bullied.

]]> 2023-02-14 03:37:48 UTC https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2480862238 Few Lines of My Advocacy vincentlesmes https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2497778694 2023-02-28 11:06:08 UTC https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2497778694 INCLUSIVE EQUIPMENT INSIDE THE CLASSROOM vincentlesmes https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2547484664 Adjustable desks and chairs  are considered inclusive tools and equipment because they can be customized to fit the individual needs and comfort of each student, including those with physical disabilities. By allowing students to adjust the height and angle of their desks and chairs, they can sit comfortably and maintain good posture, which can help them concentrate and learn better.

Adjustable desks and chairs are particularly beneficial for students with physical disabilities, such as those who use wheelchairs or have limited mobility. By making it easier for them to move around and adjust their seating position, these students can more easily participate in classroom activities and feel included in the learning environment.

Moreover, adjustable desks and chairs can also benefit students who are taller or shorter than average, as well as those with different learning styles or preferences. By accommodating the individual needs of each student, the classroom becomes a more welcoming and inclusive environment where all students can learn and succeed.

 # I just saved this picture to Google because on our school campus we don't have this kind of chair and desk, but in the other school they do.

]]> 2023-04-08 04:40:30 UTC https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2547484664 Successful person's (international and local) with sensory and physical disability. vincentlesmes https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2555314543 Having a physical disability is very hard, but they show us that having that kind of disability is not a hindrance for them to be able to reach their goals in life. What I've learned about individuals with physical disabilities who have achieved success is the resilience and determination that they exhibit in pursuing their goals despite the physical challenges they face. They often develop unique coping mechanisms and problem-solving skills that enable them to overcome obstacles and find creative ways to achieve their aspirations. Another important discovery is the value of inclusive and accessible environments in enabling individuals with physical disabilities to succeed. Furthermore, the success stories of individuals with physical disabilities can serve as an inspiration and motivation to others facing similar challenges. They can break down stereotypes and negative attitudes towards disability and provide a positive and powerful message about the potential of individuals with disabilities to contribute to society. Finally, it's important to recognize that success for individuals with physical disabilities is not solely defined by their achievements in the areas of sports, the arts, or other domains. Success can take many different forms, such as personal accomplishments, relationships, and community involvement. It's essential to value and celebrate the diverse range of experiences and contributions of individuals with physical disabilities.]]> 2023-04-15 13:57:59 UTC https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2555314543 Reflection about the movie," Every Child is Special". vincentlesmes https://padlet.com/vincentlesmes/dqvd2mhlj5psd1to/wish/2599715850 The focus of the movie is 8-year-old Ishaan Nandkishore Awasthi, who struggles to keep up with the academic demands of school. Ishaan was constantly in trouble at school for his bad behavior and lack of attention to his lessons, despite the fact that his world is full of wonders that no one else appears to recognize. But because he was solely perceived by his teachers as a mischievous and unruly boy, they were unable to understand him. With everything he could possibly dream of, he discovered himself happy. One individual made a decision to assist the young person: Mr. Ram Shankar Nikumbh, a brand-new art instructor.
 

Through the movie, I was able to have a better understanding of how difficult it is for everyone to be accepted by society. On the other hand, as you can see from the teacher's perspective, I am currently feeling loving toward them. For in the film, the instructor was the only source of light in a world where only black and gray existed, and she came across as incredibly empathetic. It's endearing how much he values the child and encouraged him to stand and follow him.


In order to help our children find themselves, modify how they would behave toward school, and come to value themselves even more, future educators need to be patient, caring, and awesomely motivated. Additionally, I took away from the movie that I shouldn't judge myself against others. One of the causes of discontentment and envy of others' achievement is comparison to oneself. Remember that the sun and moon shine at different times, thus they cannot be compared.
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