Service-Learning
A form of experiential education which students engage in activities that address human and community needs with structured opportunities to promote student learning and development.
What is service-learning?
Year that Asperger's was removed from the DSM
What is 2013?
Percentage of adults diagnosed with at least one disability
What is 26%?
Sample used in Hillman et al. (2017) study
What are grandparents?
Views disability as needing fixed or cured
What is reflection?
Meaning of "autism"
What is self?
PSS
What is perceived stress scale?
Measures used in the sibling study
What is SIB-S and SIB-P?
Views disability as a result of environmental barriers
What is social model?
Puts the person first
What is person-first language?
Year Asperger's was added to the DSM IV
What is 1994?
Measures unfair treatment in everyday life.
What is EDS?
One reported theme in the family health study
What is connection, balance, centralization of autism, stress, support systems?
What is neurodiversity model?
Recognizes disability as part of the person's identity
What is identity-first language?
Child psychiatrist from John Hopkins who published first paper on autism
Who is Leo Kanner?
Describes an accumulation of disadvantage that occurs for marginalized individuals that are multiply marginalized.
What is double disadvantage?
What is support group?
Disability defined as inability to participate in work
What is economic model?
Students used to be referred to as this
What are mentors?
Popularized "refrigerator mother" theory through his book
Who is Bruno Bettelheim?
Percentage of non-verbal autism community underrepresented in research
What is 25-35%?
What is desire for connection, barriers to care, celebration of progress, personal reactions?
Disability viewed as deficiency that needs to be fixed by a professional.
What is rehabilitation model?