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Disability is Natural Newsletter Library
Welcome to the Disability is Natural Newsletter Library!
Kathie, you speak from your heart and tell us things we should already know but haven't thought of yet. You make a positive difference in the lives of others. Thank you from all of us at Exceptional Persons, Inc. Jane Edmondson Staff Development Coordinator |
Each E-newsletter includes a feature article, information about new products, a listing of new (at the time) articles on the Revolutionary Common Sense (RCS) page, and other information. Because we change the RCS articles on a regular basis, some of the articles described in the E-Newsletters may no longer be on this site. However, if you'd like a PDF handout version of one of these articles (or one of the featured articles below), send us your request (kathie@disabilityisnatural.com) and include the title of the article when you write.
At this time, only the more recent Disability is Natural E-Newsletters are archived. Prior to August 2004, our E-newsletters were plain text. We'll be reformatting those and adding them to this page in the near future.
When you click on the links below, the newsletter will open in a new window. Enjoy---and thanks so much for your interest in new ways of thinking!
Featured articles: "Let's Get Curious!" and "The Entitlement Mentality"
Featured article: "Mainstreaming, Integration, Inclusion—Is There a Difference?"
Featured articles: "Marketing 101" and "Personal Responsibility vs. The Nanny State"
Featured articles: "'How?' is the Question" and "Which Should Be Defended: Inclusion or Segregation"
Featured article: "A Time for Thanks"
Featured article (third in a series): "Eliminating the Presumed Incompetence Paradigm"
Featured article (second in a series): "Do Disability Organizations Presume Competence?"
Featured article (first in a series): "Presume Competence: Challenging Conventional Wisdom About People with Disabilities"
Featured article: "Inclusion—The Natural State"
Featured article: "A Tale of Two Students" (and do we really need "special ed" in college?)
Featured article: "Great Expectations"
Featured article: "Quality of Life"
Featured article: "I Don't Know"
Featured article: "The Lessons of Segregation"
Featured article: "Labor Day"
Featured article: "Mixed Messages"
Featured article: "Our Actions...Their Futures"
Featured articles: "'Wrong' is Not Right!" and "The Voice of Authority (and Knee-Jerk Reactions)"
Featured articles: "Philosophy for Change" and "Dear Teachers and IEP Team Members..."
Featured article: "No, They're Not Special...They're Ordinary Needs"
Featured article: "Hearts and Minds"
Featured article: "Identity Theft"
Featured article: "The Power of Imagination"
Featured article: "The Disability Hierarchy"
Featured article: "The Hierarchy of Insults"
Featured article: "Trading Places"
Featured article: "Independence Day"
Featured article: "If It's Written, Is It Done?"
Featured article:" Best Hopes/Worst Fears"
Featured article: "The Right to a Normal Life"
Featured article: "The Moral Imperative of Inclusion"
Check back often to view other Disability is Natural newsletters that we'll be adding soon. And thanks for your interest in new ways of thinking!
Updated 10/22/07
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