Ladau Ch. 1-3

Ladau emphasizes that disability is a complex and dynamic concept influenced by both individual and societal factors. 

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The term "disability" is universally accepted and understood in the same way across all cultures and societies.

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The book's early chapters suggest that understanding disability requires an appreciation of both individual experiences and systemic factors.

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The social model of disability is a framework that seeks to remove societal barriers and promote inclusion rather than focusing on fixing impairments.  

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 Intersectionality includes how disability interacts with other aspects of identity.  

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Ladau suggests that improving physical accessibility is the only necessary step to achieving full inclusion for individuals with disabilities. 

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Ladau states that educational systems are often fully equipped to meet the needs of students with disabilities without requiring additional resources or adaptations.

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Language plays a crucial role in shaping perceptions and understanding of disability.

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Ladau includes strategies for fostering a positive disability identity such as community involvement and self-advocacy.

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The experience of disability varies widely depending on cultural and socioeconomic factors.

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