The Language of Disabilities Feeling self-conscious about talking or working with a person who has a disability is not unusual. We all want to say and do the right thing, but sometimes knowing the right words to say can - Mental Retardation - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Language of Disabilities Feeling self-conscious about talking or working with a person who has a disability is not unusual. We all want to say and do the right thing, but sometimes knowing the right words to say can Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-09 13:51:20 Open Document File Size: 198,18 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm assistive device / / Person Stanley / / Position short bus person / interpreter / / SocialTag Medicine Mental retardation Cerebral palsy Developmental disability Special education Disability rights movement Disability etiquette Disability Health Education

The Language of Disabilities Feeling self-conscious about talking or working with a person who has a disability is not unusual. We all want to say and do the right thing, but sometimes knowing the right words to say can Add to Reading List