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Physical Ability/Disability:

Physical Ability/Disability: Definition: Physical Ability? Definition: Disability? In pairs, come up with and write your own definitions.

Physical Ability/Disability: Definition: Physical Ability? The quality of being able to perform, which permits or facilitates achievement or accomplishment. . Definition: Disability? • • • Impairments (Problem with body function or structure) Activity Limitations (Difficulty in executing a task or action) Participation Restrictions (Problems with involvement in life situations).

Physical Ability/Disability: How many disabilities can you name?

Physical Ability/Disability: • Developmental Disabilities – ADD/ADHD – Asperger Syndrome – Autism – Down syndrome – Dyslexia • Mental Disabilities – Alzheimer's Disease – Anxiety Disorder – Bipolar Disorder – Depression – Dyscalculia – Learning Disabilities – Memory Loss – Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) – Phobia – Schizophrenia • Other Disabilities – Substance Abuse / Addictions • Alcohol Addiction • Drug Addiction • Physical Disabilities – Visual Impairment • Blindness • Cataract • Colour Blindness – Hearing Impairment • Hearing Loss • Tinnitus (Ringing In the Ears) – Mobility Impairment • Arthritis • Cerebral Palsy • Multiple Sclerosis (MS) • Muscular Dystrophy (MD) • Paralysis • Parkinson's Disease – Chronic Illnesses • Asthma • Cancer • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome • Diabetes • Hypoglycemia • HIV AIDS • Renal Failure • Tuberculosis (TB)

Physical Ability/Disability: What Do You See?

Physical Ability/Disability: What Do You See?

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Physical Ability/Disability: Why was this episode of ‘Glee’ controversial?

Physical Ability/Disability:

Physical Ability/Disability: The British Film Institute identified ten traditional views of the portrayal of disabled people in film named ‘Disabling Imagery – Moving Image Media’. 1. Pitiable & Pathetic – Sweet & Innocent 2. A Victim 3. Sinister or evil 4. Objects of curiosity/violence/freak show 5. Super cripple (Noble/triumphant over tragedy) 6. Laughable & the butt of all jokes 7. Their own worst enemy (Chip on shoulder) 8. As a burden or outcast from society 9. As a non-sexual person 10. Being incapable of participating in daily life Stereotypes are disempowering and demeaning. Disabled people are often segregated from able people Representations are often very negative ‘Plucky, ‘Brave’, ‘Pity’ etc.

The Media and Disability: Disabled people over the years have been marginalized within and through the media. These areas are as follows: • The focus is on the impairment more than the individual • Disabled people are under-represented through their portrayal in the media • Mainstream media do not recognize the disabled art, resulting in less major roles/positions. Though the media are beginning to change, it is evident that much more work is needed by the media industry and the disabled community, where both need to work and learn from each other.

Physical Ability/Disability: Physical Ability Stereotypes: Normal. Healthy Lifestyle. Physically Fit. Peak Performance. Well Being. Nutrition. Sporty. Agility. Coordination. Active. Balanced Diet. Terminology: Aptitude. Physical. Skill. Physical Disability Stereotypes: Pitiable. Pathetic. Innocent. Victims. Freak Shows. Burden. Sympathy. Butt of Jokes. Aggressive. Outcast. Incapable of Love. Dependant Terminology: Equality. Discrimination. Equal Opportunities. Disabilism. Prejudice. Ability Disabled