Titlebook: Childhood Disability, Advocacy, and Inclusion in the Caribbean; A Trinidad and Tobag Beth Harry Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

財政

,Sustaining the Immortelle: “You Have to Love What You Do”,et challenges of low salaries, curriculum adaptation, and limited personnel and material resources. The chapter includes teachers’ narratives and detailed ethnographic illustrations of classroom practices and teacher-student interactions.

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禁令

,Forty Years Later: Current Parents’ Stories—From “Something Not Right Here” to “We Need Systems!”,rt and awareness. Most of the parents see the concept of full inclusion as an ideal that the current education system cannot support. Like the original parents, these narratives reveal a strong religious faith on which parents rely for interpreting and responding to their children’s challenges.

做作

Health and Education: Seeking an Explicit Place on the Agenda, schools, given the lack of personnel resources and curriculum adaptations. They also discuss the role played by a “charity model” that relies on the corporate sector, volunteerism, and non-governmental organizations to fill the gaps left by a public education system that provides no mandate for children with disabilities.

憤慨一下

,“Trinidad Is Nice, Trinidad Is a Paradise”: Navigating Negativity and Creating Love,ng disabilities. While the parents pursue various avenues of advocacy and take action to create meaning and purpose in their children’s lives, they describe and lament the obstacles presented by both bureaucratic and unsystematic implementation of well-intentioned government policies.

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Building a Community of Advocates: Seeking Unity in Diversity,nning, the “paradox of plenty”, political and personal agendas, and bureaucracy as the main obstacles to advancement of a positive disabilities agenda. They emphasize that, in the absence of reliable systems, social capital or “contacts” are essential for accomplishing disability-related goals.

Gustatory

Theory of Excitons in Organic Solids,lity. The author concludes, however, that the society’s cultural traits of caring, diversity, and humanism provide a strong basis for a mandate for education services for all, while emphasizing that details of implementation must be crafted to fit the context of Trinidad and Tobago.