Document Type
Paper
Abstract
Dating back to the 1800’s, people with a disability have been thrown into mental institutions, beaten, abused, and underestimated. For those with a disability, having an opportunity to be educated was not thought possible. They have been deemed as unqualified or not worth the time to educate. It was not until the late 1960’s into the early 1970’s that parents and others started advocating for equal rights. Since this time, countries around the world are attempting to fix the inequalities of people with a disability by creating laws to allow for them to gain an education and create hope for their future. No country has a perfect system, but all countries are finding ways to help people with a disability reach their full potential.
Department(s)
General Education
Date Accepted/Awarded
11-2020
Award/Distinction
Library Research Prize for First Year Students - First Place Winner
Course
Inquiry Seminar
Recommended Citation
Brown, Makenna, "All Students Are Worthy: A Comparison of Special Education Within Countries" (2020). Library Research Prize Student Works. 3.
https://spark.bethel.edu/library-research-prize-work/3
Reflective Essay on the Library research process for this paper
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