other. including those with and without a disability. Most people The range of abilities is the same as in the general population. with a disability have special gifts or abilities. People with Some people yell or raise their voices when talking to someone who is blind, in a wheelchair or have disability have some other sort of physical disability. When trouble hearing. communicating with someone with a disability speak in a normal tone of voice unless they ask you to speak louder. People with a disability go to school, get jobs, get People with a married, have families, pay taxes, and do the same disability lead things that are important in all other people’s lives. vastly different lives than people who do not have a disability. People with A disability is not necessarily a sickness. Many people with disabilities are healthy and free of disability are disease. sick. People with People with disability do not need sympathy or pity. They also don't need to be told that they are brave or disability need courageous for living with a disability. Some young sympathy. people with disabilities are brave, some are not, just like everyone else. People with disability do not need to be treated as children, they need opportunities to maximise their independence. Which myths were considered true most often? Which myths were clearly considered not true most often? What can you tell me about the attitudes of the people you questioned from this activity?
other. including those with and without a disability. Most people with a disability have special gifts or abilities. The range of abilities is the same as in the general population. People with disability have trouble hearing. Some people yell or raise their voices when talking to someone who is blind, in a wheelchair or have some other sort of physical disability. When communicating with someone with a disability speak in a normal tone of voice unless they ask you to speak louder. People with a disability lead vastly different lives than people who do not have a disability. People with a disability go to school, get jobs, get married, have families, pay taxes, and do the same things that are important in all other people’s lives. People with disability are sick. A disability is not necessarily a sickness. Many people with disabilities are healthy and free of disease. People with disability need sympathy. People with disability do not need sympathy or pity. They also don't need to be told that they are brave or courageous for living with a disability. Some young people with disabilities are brave, some are not, just like everyone else. People with disability do not need to be treated as children, they need opportunities to maximise their independence. Which myths were considered true most often? Which myths were clearly considered not true most often? What can you tell me about the attitudes of the people you questioned from this activity?