minusválidos psíquicos y sensoriales
English translation: mentally and sensory handicapped
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peer agreement (net): -1| minusválidos psíquicos y sensoriales mentally and sensory handicapped Explanation: [PDF] COURSE INFORMATION COURSE PREFIX/NO: DHG 265 COURSE TITLE ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML ... Complete all lecture/learning objectives from DHG 255 to include physically, mentally, and sensory handicapped. 2. Prepare cover letter and resume. ... www.yorktech.com/syllabi/DHG/DHG 265.pdf - Similar pages KIDCLUB IRC Saturday November 13, 1993 UNICEF: Children With ... ... Heather> Bill tells me that there are over 100,000 million physically, mentally and sensory handicapped kids just non-industriallised countires... ... www.globalclassroom.org/unirc07.txt - 49k - Cached - Similar pages United Nations Human Rights Website - Treaty Bodies Database ... ... To date there are no exact figures concerning the number of physically, mentally and sensory handicapped children as there is no early detection, no systematic ... www.unhchr.ch/ tbs/doc.nsf/0/b8bcfd9a090a416a412562dc004f00ed?Opendocument - 97k - Cached - Similar pages |
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Just as a reference Explanation: Handicapped is not politically correct in the UK anymore! Neither is Mentally handicapped! Other English speaking countries are rejecting these terms nowadays as well. I have severe bilateral otosclerosis and I, like many others, find the word "handicapped" offensive. Lets stop using it, please! You can write instead "People with learning and sensory disabilities/difficulties" or "sensory deprived", as you suggested, which sounds much better. Best regards Begoña |
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