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Adapted Art Curriculum: A Guide For Teachers Of Students With Disabilities, Genevieve Yoder Apr 2018

Adapted Art Curriculum: A Guide For Teachers Of Students With Disabilities, Genevieve Yoder

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Due to the changes in the educational system since the 1997 Individuals with Disabilities Act, few resources have been created to assist art teachers in adapting curriculum and art tools for students with disabilities. This research project explores studies in art and disabilities, as well as curriculum adaptations. The literature review offers an extensive view at current literature on four major themes: a need for curriculum, general education curriculum adaptations, adapted arts curriculum, and the impact of arts education in the lives of people with disabilities. Based on this research, a project was developed to incorporate aspects of these themes …


Bridges To Employment For College: Graduates With Disabilities, Elizabeth E. Brake Aug 2016

Bridges To Employment For College: Graduates With Disabilities, Elizabeth E. Brake

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This evidence-based, qualitative study explored the experiences of college graduates with disabilities who are employed. The study used criterion-based analysis and examined the ways these graduates participated in internships, communicated, and the navigations in general that led directly to employment success. Data was collected from programs that resulted in successfully employed college graduates with disabilities, empirical studies, and case studies. The study ends with a consideration of the findings in light of theory and implications to practice. Suggestions for future research are also made pointing to the immense gaps in the literature pertaining to the process of becoming a successfully …