Resources Needed

NEEDED RESOURCES

• People

  1. This project will work best with one volunteer mentor with a disability per group.

  2. Projects may also bring in lawyers to explain disability rights law, journalists to take in the media perspective, and healthcare workers to discuss issues associated with healthcare.

  3. Lead Instructor (possibly paired with inclusion or resource teacher)

  4. Administrator for project approval and community program organization

  5. The students

• Technology

  1. Internet access

  2. Laptops preferred (phones, ipads are acceptable)

  3. Video and voice recording ability

  4. Word processing and other productivity tools, such as GSuite

  5. Email

  6. Presentation software

• Reflection Skills

  1. · KWHL

  2. Weekly Learning Log

  3. Sticky notes for the Gallery Walk

  4. Peer Review #1

  5. Peer Review #2

  6. Audience Evaluation

  7. · Google Sheets + Google Docs

• Research Skills

  1. · Google Spreadsheet for organizing citations

  2. Reflection Journal Google Doc for Annotated Bibliography

  3. · Netiquette

  4. · Source credibility

  5. · Copyright/Plagiarism

  6. CC licensed sites 1, CC licensed sites 2

  7. · Annotated Bibliographies.

  8. Academic Blog Writing

  9. · Mini-lesson on citing and formatting sources.

  10. How to choose /evaluate digital sources

  11. How to Interview a source

  12. National Center on Disability and Journalism Disability Language Style Guide

  13. Respectful Disability Language Here's What's up

• Teamwork Skills

  1. Daily Team Work Survey

  2. Teamwork Rubric

  3. SMART goals

  4. Progress Monitoring--

  5. Team building activities

  6. Soft Skills 1, Soft Skills 2

  7. Teamwork Self-Check

  8. Soft Skills & Teamwork Lesson (Guide for team roles and switching leaders)

• Final Presentation Tools (Give students a choice to use one or more for final product)

  1. Video (Vimeo, YouTube)

  2. Audio/Podcast (Synth, Vocal Thread, Anchor, Podbean, Poddl, Getting Started / Soundcloud)

  3. Escape Room Game (Glogster)-fee

  4. Global Interactive Map (Myhistro)

  5. Slideshow (Google Slides, Adobe Spark)

  6. Screencasters (Screencastomatic, Icecream, Screencastify, Screenrecord)

  7. Websites (Weebly, Google Sites, Wix, Adobe Spark)

  8. Comic tools (see Comic Representation page)

• Tech Tools

  1. Research / Reflection Blog (Weebly, Google Sites)

  2. Infographic (Picktochart, Venngage, Canva)

  3. Concept map (Miro, Popplet)

  4. Timeline (Adobe Spark, Miro, Sutori)

  5. To Do List (Trello, I Done This, Miro, Google Keep)

  6. Storyboard (· Storyboard, Open Toonz, Storyboard Pro, Make Storyboard, Storyboarder)

  7. Choosing Tech 1, Choosing Tech 2

• For the Teacher

  1. John Spencer On Giving Feedback

  2. Final Project Rubric

  3. PBL Works Information Letter for Parents

OPTIONAL RESOURCES.

• Texts and Websites

  1. · UN Simplified Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.

  2. Temple University Disability Rights Timeline

  3. ABC Law Centers Timeline of Disabilities in the U.S.

  4. Department of Labor information on the Americans with Disabilities Act

  5. What is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?

  6. ACLU's Human Dignity for People with Disabilities

  7. Find College Programs for People with Intellectual Disabilities

  8. Persons with intellectual disabilities demand dignity

  9. Insight: A Think College Brief on Policy, Research, and Practice

  10. Rowan University The Language of Identity

  11. The "Really Disabled" Disability Hierarchy in John Hockenberry's Moving Violations

  12. Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights

  13. Disability Solutions. The Least Dangerous Assumption: A Challenge to Create a New Paradigm, pp. 5-9

  14. 4 Important Reasons Why Disability Visibility Matters

  15. Social and Medical Models of Disability Paradigm Change.

  16. Read Myths or Facts About People with Disabilities.

  17. Disability Social History Project: Moments in Disability History

  18. Image Archive on the American Eugenics Movement

  19. Disability History Museum Library Collection

• Videos: (in addition to the videos on the opening page, you may wish to see the following):

  1. Dignity: Little Things Make a Big Difference

  2. Disability Sensitivity Training Video

  3. Talk to Me: Treating People with Intellectual Disabilities with Respect

  4. How much do you know about intellectual disabilities?

  5. Let's talk about intellectual disabilities.

  6. Why is disability representation so white?

  7. Portrayal of Disabled People in the Media

  8. People with Disabilities Can Succeed

  9. The framers and the framed: news media and disability

  10. People with disabilities face barriers: inequality shouldn't be one of them

  11. 2018 Invisible Man

  12. I want to go to college

  13. Why College Matters for People with Disabilities

  14. I'm Thinking College (Even with my disability)

  15. Diversity with June Sarpong

  16. Person First or Identity First Language

  17. The Truth About Growing up Disabled

  18. Let's Change the Way We Think About Disability

  19. Disrupt Chicago! This is not Charity! Employment Branding in the Disabiity Community.

  20. Crip Camp

  21. Disability History

  22. Willowbrook the Last Disgrace Trailer (from 1972 Geraldo Rivera interview)

• Podcasts (see the opening page)

• Companion Books

  1. Movie Stars and Sensuous Scars: Essays on the Journey from Disability Shame to Disability Pride

  2. Dignity and Disability (Springer)-

  3. Unspeakable: The Story of Junius Wilson (Caravan book)

  4. Blind Justice: Jacobus TenBroek and the Vision of Equality

  5. Ed Roberts: Father of Disability Rights

  6. Black Disabled Art History 101

  7. Disability Visibility