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	Help	This course explores the range of human experience, with a focus on individuals with disabilities, attitudes towards individuals with disabilities, the relationships between societal institutions and needs of persons with disabilities, and historical responses to these needs. Current research and contemporary issues will be examined with particular emphasis on normalization, integration and community living. Course Goals To explore the myths and stereotypes surrounding individuals with disabilities To increase awareness about opportunities for individuals with disabilities To understand the historical and contemporary issues shaping the lives of individuals with disabilties To use the Internet as a resource and a tool Instructor: Mari Guillermo, M. S. SDSU: 5850 Hardy Ave., Suite 112 San Diego, CA 92182 mguiller@mail.sdsu.edu (619) 594-2462/ FAX (619) 594-4208 http://interwork.sdsu.edu
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