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Discuss how those working in a primary education setting may support positive educational and welfare outcomes for children with physical disabilities.
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Abigail Bryning T6602254 Discuss how those working in a primary education setting may support positive educational and welfare outcomes for children with physical disabilities. Primary education is a common experience for most children living in the UK. Education remains at the forefront of the political agenda, holding a range of expectations for the child and the state (Topic 11, p6). However, although most are expected to receive education through a common system, the subjective experience of children and families actually varies enormously. In this essay, I will examine how physical disability can impact on the way that education and welfare are received. I will identify the implications that the medical model and the social model of disability have on school provision whilst discussing the influence this has on the lives of children. I will also suggest ways to improve practice and acknowledge some of the barriers which may be encountered. Whether disabled children should...
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