Learning disability : a social approach
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Routledge ,
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Attempts at a social approach to a degree course
- 2. The historical context
- 3. Residential and day services for adults
- 4. Education services: why segregated special schools must close
- 5. Employment: an opportunity to belong
- 6. Management and change
- 7. Evaluation of quality in learning disability services
- 8. Friendships, relationships and issues of sexuality
- 9. Social inclusion and people with profound and multiple disabilities: reality or myth?
- 10. Advocacy and parents with learning difficulties: even when you've got an advocate social services still always do what's easiest for them
- 11. The 'Normalisation' debate- time to move on
- 12. Individual and social models of disability and the experiences of people with learning difficulties
- 13. Conclusion- a personal reflection on values, learning disability and a social approach