DCSP-1021Values and Issues in Disability
Students will be introduced to the role that values and attitudes play in the development of services and support for people with disabilities. The history of North American disability services and support (1800s – present) is presented, including the implications of institutionalization, eugenics. In addition, students will explore current topics that potentially have a heightened effect on individuals who have a disability.
Other Information
Distance Education part-time/online course includes 3 LIVE synchronous sessions - via MS Teams or Webex
Live sessions will be held on the day of the week that your course begins (for example, the course begins on a Thursday, your session will be on a Thursday) on Weeks 2, 8 and 15 of the course. Live sessions start 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm.
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