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She has multiple severe disabilities and was always curled up in her wheelchair in a closed, egg-shaped posture: looking down, deformed hands with missing and fused fingers covering her ears so only the top of her head was visible. I knew she was blind and didn’t think she could or would speak. However at a…
Mike Tempo
Mi nombre es Marie Gutierrez. Soy una maestra de educacion especial. Trabajo con estudiantes de la primaria con discapacidades moderadas hasta severas que van desde el autismo a la discapacidad intelectual. Cuando me pidieron que escribiera un comentario sobre como el programa del Proyecto de Artes Ritmicos (TRAP) les beneficia a mis alumnos, me sente muy…
Maestra Marie
It is funny how people with disabilities can be so inclusive when they themselves, usually because of ignorance and fear, are typically excluded and ignored. I guess their behavior is understandable because when you look into their vulnerable eyes, you cannot help but see something mysterious, majestic, and beautiful. You see God.
Clara Carpenter