Things To Teach In Disability Strengthening Videos

By Matthew Meyer


Incapability in human beings do not define total failure or room for mistreatment. Any form of impairment should not be treated as a curse nor considered a result of bad omen. The technicalities involved in assisting those with difficulties should be well preached for everyone to understand. For general scope, the following are things to teach in disability strengthening videos.

First and foremost, the nature of the language used to communicate with these people. The tone should be welcoming and aiming at uplifting their self-esteem. Never at one point address them by the nature of their dormancy in some activities. That is ignorance and a sign of total disrespect for the concerned and requires urgent addressing and scolding. Positive dialect must be stressed in the lessons.

Of importance is to make sure the issue of respect for the devices meant to assist these people to move around or perform particular tasks is tackled. Any form of disrespect such as moving them around and misusing them in the name of playing be avoided and prevented. These little games may create significant levels of mental and psychological torture to the subjects. This calls for awareness to take care of the owner property.

Tolerance and patience in dealing with these people being require preached vigorously. They must be given enough time to do their things without any hurry and harassment. This is because they are likely to be slower and less efficient. Attempts should be directed towards improving them but not mistreating them and expecting perfection. It is known they are not perfect as we may be. Understanding that they need some more time will be a goal in the tutorial.

Preach on the need to give them freedom and a chance to try things on their own. There should be deliberate attempts to allow these people perform some of the things on their own unless they ask for assistance. It must be understood that you do not have to assume they cannot because they may be creative enough to do particular things and emphasizing on doing it for them may offend them a lot.

Alternatively, teach that there must be no room for general assumptions on the type of disabilities one could be having. Some things could be hidden and not visible like learning differences, balance difficulties, and mental disorders. Instead, efforts to learn their individual needs, preferences, and abilities have to be applied. Making judgments may end up leading to mistreatment and violations of their rights.

When in doubt, one must be taught how to make a communication to determine what the subjects in the discussion want. You do not have to decide everything for them in cases where you are not sure of what to do take the liberty to ask from them. They will be happy to do what they are comfortable with.

Strong emphasis will be on their rights and wishes. These people have their rights which should be upheld in all sectors touched, and any special treatment defined for them at particular places and situations must be well covered in your tutorials. Comprehensive cover of rights and freedoms will serve better.




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