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    Running head: EFFECTIVELY USING MUSIC WITH LEARNING DISABLED STUDENTS 1 Effectively Using Music with Learning Disabled Students John R. Mueller Hunter College of the City University of New York  EFFECTIVELY USING MUSIC WITH LEARNING DISABLED STUDENTS 2 Abstract Learning disabilities can diversely and seriously affect a student’s ability in music, even though it is not an “academic” class. Purposeful adaption of the environment, academic content, and presentation of

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    To the Disabled Housing Student Appeals Board, For as long as I have remembered, being able to see myself not being on a flat surface has brought about an acute sense of panic. I do not like heights. Things like steps where you can see the ground below through them or from in between steps are something I avoid and will not step foot on. It causes me to have panic attacks to where I cannot move, I cannot think, all I feel is overwhelming fear and the sense of danger. I have been assigned a triple

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    (1993). Increasing the success of learning disabled high school students in their transition to the community college through the use of support services (Doctoral dissertation). Nova University, Florida. Beck, H. P., & Davidson, W. D. (2001). Establishing an early warning system: Predicting low grades in college students from survey of academic orientations scores. Research in Higher Education, 42(6) 709-723 Belch, H. (2004). Retention and students with disabilities. Journal of

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    More to Accommodate Disabled Students In recent years, the number of disabled students who are seeking a college education has gone on an uphill climb. Most colleges have agreed to make accommodations that fit the needs of these students. However, some of these students find that necessary accommodations which make learning accessible and possible for them are lacking. Disabled students can be willing and able to pursue a college education as much as those who are not disabled, and they earn more

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    At a young age I was always different from other children, this was clear to me, but even with my differences I knew that I wanted to play basketball. It was my dream and when I started middle school I was determined to join the team at my school. When I went to the coach of the team and asked him if I could try-out he said no because “I was more of a liability rather than an athlete”. This was the first time that my disability actually got in the way of my actions. I went into a depression and then

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    Affordable housing for elderly or disabled persons The United States government provides housing assistance for the elderly or disabled with low income statues through various programs in the form of rental assistance or affordable housing. However, most of these governments housing assistance for the disabled or elderly persons are managed through the local public housing authorities (PHAs). Several other agencies providing the same government benefits includes the local Department of Housing and

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    level concerning teaching learning disabled students in inclusive classes. The study explored the following four questions: 1. What are the generally held beliefs of general education teachers of mathematics in the middle school toward including learning disabled students in the general education classroom? 2. What knowledge base does the general education teachers of mathematics in the middle school have about the learning needs of learning disabled students who are in their class and their skill

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    I would like to focus and investigate the lack of age appropriate transportation services for the elderly and people with disabilities. The issue of transportation becomes a major concern when the elderly and people who are disabled develop uncontrollable age related illnesses and are no longer healthy to drive. Losing the privilege to drive brings independence to an end and forces the elderly to stay at home which may lead to despair and other emotions. Therefore, it is essential to provide our

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    In public schools across the United States, students with special needs are placed in self-contained and resource classrooms in an attempt to facilitate effective teaching and learning practices. However, for some students, the physical placement of self-contained classrooms in and of itself is cause for concern and can impede the learning process (Jones & Hensley, 2012). When students feel isolated or stigmatized by their school environment, their confidence and self-determination levels can be

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    For my cultural experience, I decided to connect with my roots. Even though I am Hispanic American, my parents never truly exposed me to my Mexican culture. This assignment seemed like the perfect opportunity to connect with elements of my heritage. My parents were born and raised in downtown Joliet, so I went to them to ask them where the best place would be to go find those types of experiences. They told me that the East side of Joliet would be my best chance of experiencing a new cultural experience

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