Perceptions of Disabilities

Perception of disabilities
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Some of these children have disabilities. Do you think people’s perceptions of children with disabilities play a role in their success? Why or why not?
Because teachers, classmates, parents, friends, and the community help form and create a child's reality, I believe that people's perceptions of others can influence the achievement of disabled children. Teachers and parents have a big effect on how a youngster with a disability perceives himself or herself, and they're typically their first role models, so their words may assist or harm their identity development. Because children are impressionable, a positive perception of children with disabilities would enable them to achieve by allowing them to focus on their ambitions or goals rather than their handicap. Jody Barnes' poem Ursa Minor, which depicts how "brief, sharp, phrases" are heard and assimilated on a regular basis, is an example of a nurse's influence on a ch...