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To purchase one of Kathie Snow's articles for republication in your newsletter, click on the "Add to Cart" button below. Then on the store "check-out" page, enter the article title in the box. We'll send an Email to confirm your newsletter info, followed by an Email with instructions and the plain text version of the article (in MS Word), which can be cut and pasted into your newsletter. (Be sure to include your Email address in the order information.) Be sure to read the REPUBLICATION RIGHTS below before purchasing.

NOTE: To assist with our accounting methods, if ordering more than one article, please place a separate order for each article. If ordering other products from the Disability is Natural store and one or more newsletter articles, please order the newsletter article(s) separately from other merchandise. Your assistance is appreciated and we apologize for any inconvenience.

REPUBLICATION RIGHTS: Your purchase entitles you to cut and paste the article, as a whole, into your newsletter. You agree not to shorten, edit, or change the article, nor "serialize" the article (e.g., republishing half the article in one newsletter edition, followed by the other half in the next edition). In addition, you agree to send us a copy of the newsletter when it's published. We're happy to allow republication of Kathie's articles, and purchasers are required to follow these guidelines, standard journalistic practices, and intellectual property and copyright law.

The titles of Kathie's articles are listed at the bottom of this page. And a variety of different articles are available on the Revolutionary Common Sense and the Newsletter Library pages (click on the links at the end of this page). However, a limited number of articles are on the website at any given time, as we rotate articles in order to add new ones, repeat "older" articles, and keep the website fresh. Contact us (kathie@disabilityisnatural.com) if you need help identifying an article you're interested in.

ARTICLES FOR PERSONAL USE: The purchase of an article is required only if you want to republish it in a newsletter. No permission or cost is required if you download the PDF version of an article (from the Revolutionary Common Sense or Newsletter Library pages) for your personal use or to make copies to share with others as a handout. However, as a courtesy, please send us an Email (kathie@disabilityisnatural.com) to let us know how and when you're using it.

PRICING NOTE: The cost to republish an article is $5.00. At the store check-out, a price of $3.50 plus $1.50 shipping/handling will be shown, for a total of $5.00. While no actual "mailing" of an article takes place, our store's software cannot isolate one item for "no shipping charges," so this is the only wacky way to do it! We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience. Please call if you have any questions---toll free 1-866-948-2222.


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Following are the titles of Kathie's articles:

A New Way of Thinking
A Tale of Two Students
A Time for Thanks
Ability to Choose + Helpful Tools = Success
Activity-Based Goals = Success
Advocate or Diplomat?
After Formal Assessments: Do Not Pass Go!
Amazing Grace
Annie in Disabilityland
Are NCLB and IDEA in Conflict?
Ask, and You Shall Receive
Assistive Technology Can

Beneficial Services, Dangerous Messages
Best Hopes, Worst Fears
Beware the Retarding Environment
Beyond High School: College and More
Beyond Two-Dimensional Thinking

Community Leadership for Inclusion
Creating Change Through Effective Communication
Curriculum Modifications
Cur Mods 101 - General
Cur Mods 102 - Computers: Opening Doors to Learning
Cur Mods 103 - Making History, Social Studies, and Civics Come Alive!
Cur Mods 104 - I Love Math!
Cur Mods 105 - Let's Read!
Cur Mods 106 - Writing: By Hand or Otherwise
Cur Mods 107 - Ordinary Tools Can Yield Extraordinary Results

Dear Teachers and IEP Team Members
Developmental Age vs. Chronological Age
Diploma or Certificate?
Disability Awareness vs. Similarity Awareness
Disability is Natural
Dream Without Limits

Early Diagnosis: Boon or Bane?
Environment, Environment, Environment
Everyone Needs to Be Needed


Fatherhood Without Fear
Fire! And Lessons Learned
Free the Giraffes!
From Inconvenient to Ordinary

Go Beyond Goals: Think Outcomes
Goals: Meaningful and Relevant or Garbage?

Halloween and the Mask of Disability
Hearts and Minds
Home, Sweet Home & Other Welcoming Environments - #1 Physical Access
Home, Sweet Home - #2 Behavior Supports
Home, Sweet Home - #3 In the Kitchen
Home, Sweet Home - #4 Regular Stores
Home, Sweet Home - #5 Vision Supports
Home, Sweet Home - #6 In the Bedroom
Home, Sweet Home - #7 Self-Sufficiency
How Do I Decide What Approach to Take With My Child Who Has Autism?
"How" Is the Question
Human Service Agency Gives Money
Humor to the Rescue: What Do You Say When?

I.D.E.A.: The Law vs. Reality
"I Don't Know"
I Wonder...
Identity Theft
If It's Written, Is It Done?
Inclusion: The Natural State
Inclusive Education: A Primer
Inclusive Education: A Principal's Perspective
Independence Day
Invisible Abilities
Is Our Nation Serious About Educating Students with Disabilities?
It's About Trust

Labor Day
Lessons of Segregation
Let's Stop the Hurt
Life Beyond the Label
Life is Not a Dress Rehearsal
Look Before You Leap

Marketing 101
Meaningful Gift-Giving
Memories: Testimonies About the Living, Not Just the Dead
Mining Our Natural Resources
Mixed Messages

Natural Supports and Generic Services: More Important Than Ever
New Agreements Create New Lives
New and Improved IEP (and Any Other Kind of "I") Meetings
No More Sacrificial Lambs
No, Not Special—They're Ordinary Needs
No Responsibility? No Real Life.

Our Actions, Their Futures

People as Precious Commodities
People First Language
Personal Responsibility vs. the Nanny State
Philosophy for Change
Presume Competence (I): Challenging Conventional Wisdom About People with Disabilities
Presume Competence (II): Do Disability Organizations Presume Competence?
Presume Competence (III): Eliminating the Presumed Incompetent Paradigm
Public Images vs. Personal Self-Esteem

Quality of Life

Redefining Disability
Reflections on a Snowy Day
Reflections on Early Intervention
Reinventing DD Agencies
Religion and Disability: Are All Welcome?
Remember the Bicycle

Self-Advocacy: It's Never Too Early
Self-Determination for All
Self-Employment: Going for the Gold
Separate and Unequal
Shhh...Someone's Listening, Watch Your Language
SibShops: A Sensible Solution?
Special Ed Preschools: Help or Hindrance?
Spiderman, Star Wars, and Disability
Spotlight on Diversity
Summer Vacation: Time for Fun and Time to Plan

The Case Against "Special Needs"
The Dangerous DSM-IV
The Disability Business
The Disability Double Standard
The Disability Hierarchy
The Gift of Fellowship
The Hierarchy of Insults
The Lost Art of Manners
The Magic (and Lessons) of Movies
The Moral Imperative of Inclusion
The New Therapeutic Landscape
The Problem with "Problem"
The Power of Imagination
The "Right" to a Normal Life
The Set-Up for Grief
The Value of Being a Skeptic
The Voice of Authority
Ticket to Inclusive Schools
TMI and Organ Recitals
Trading Places
Twenty-First Century Eugenics

Walk in Their Shoes
What Will It Take?
What's a "Behavior"?
What's Your Position?
When is a Disability Not a Disability?
When Less is More
When the Table is Turned
Which Should Be Defended: Inclusion or Segregation?>br? Who's a Caregiver?
Who's a "Consumer"?
Why Choose Separation?
Why Do We Apologize?
Why Do We Have Parallel Worlds?
"Wrong" is Just Not Right




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