Disability Awareness & Inclusion Training Reviews

Reasonable overview for beginners.

Great knowledge, well presented, great use of actors

– you use medical model throughout combining Downs Syndrome with Cerebral Palsy as examples of 'developmental disorder' ! – 'person with disabilities' please use disabled people – on test Q there was a Q on hidden disabilities that was confusing what it was asking and options were can see or not see i think this Q needs to be either taken out or reworded- yes you can have disabled people with hidden disabilities but you can also have people who are neurodiverse and also have a physical disability

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This user gave this course a rating of 5/5 stars

Again the course was very well presented and clearly explained all the main points. The course makes us aware of greater inclusion. I awarded this course 5 stars, but i rate it 10 out of 10. Best wishes, kind regards Steve, Thinktank, Birmingham Museums.

Would have been good if the language used throughout encouraged a social model approach. It is widely considered (and academic research supports this) that 'person with disabilities' is the medical model and that 'disabled person' is the social model approach because the person is disabled by external factors.