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1. How would you define disability? start learning		- A physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or certain activities as well a degree to which they can participate in society (interact with world around them)
What are hight-incidence disabilities? start learning		- Students with high incidence disabilities typically are able to participate in regular education with some additional learning and support. “High-incidence” disabilities may include: Communication disorders.
What are some of the examples of learning disabilities? start learning		Dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia
4. What are behavioral disorders? start learning		Behavioral disorders do not fit into social norms, for example: ADHD, anxiety disorders.
5. Why is the expression "A wheelchair bound person" inappropriate? start learning		This expression is inappropriate because it defines a person by their disability
ograniczony wzrost start learning		restricted growth
wady rozwojowe start learning		malformations
przytułek start learning		almshouse
niedosłuch start learning		auditory deficiency
krótkowzroczność start learning		myopic
lekarz start learning		physician
uraz rdzenia kręgowego start learning		spinal cord injury
kuleć start learning		limp
seplenić start learning		lisp
znaczne postępy start learning		significant progress
jąkanie się start learning		dysphemia
ograniczone słownictwo start learning		limited vocabulary
People who look or act different scare most people. start learning		I agree with this statement. Most people have very little knowledge about disability and are afraid of the unknown.
1. Persons with disabilities should receive "special treatment". start learning		I do not agree with this statement. I think that people with disabilities want to be treated like the rest of society. They don't want to be defined by their difficulties.

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