Disability Pride 2023 @millersvilleu is less than a week away! This free, hybrid event is open to all who're interested in envisioning radical inclusion & celebrating disability culture. Register here: https://t.co/KwqF2QROnL & read on for #MUDP2023 highlights.
If you change "my students are so disengaged right now" to "my students are living through trauma, grief, chaos, and looking at a bleak future" does that make any kind of difference?
When it comes to work and school accommodations, it can be hard to know what to ask for. What are some accommodations that you've used or think others should know about?
What are the most helpful accommodations you've gotten for school or work? Feel free to DM if you want us to post anonymously! Let's make sure everyone knows what they can ask for, and can imagine meaningful supports #DisabilityTwitter#AcademicChatter
We are thrilled to announce our new Campus Ambassador Program, providing direct support and resources to students interested in COVID safety and disability justice advocacy.
We're so excited to bring together our first cohort!
Learn more and apply at https://t.co/Wp3zrsYRwy
Wearing a mask is a powerful statement. It says:
‘I care about myself and those around me’
‘I won’t be gaslit’
‘I reject disinformation’
‘I don’t cave in to peer pressure’
[thread: teaching methods / participation]
i see a lot of content this term about lack of/no participation, inactive engagement, silent classes... etc. my class is here to show you some alternate ways into participation that are multimodal, disability friendly and udl designed.
If it’s true that our classrooms are microcosms of society, then what does it say about society when students who can’t attend, participate, or learn in the same ways as others are punished? The ableism of society is reproduced in the classroom, taught as a structural relation.
the easiest way to be an ‘ally’ to the disabled community right now is to wear a mask—even when you’re the only one in the room doing it.
if it feels awkward, imagine how awkward it is to care more about what other people think than actual lives 🤷