Avoid children's books that
A)depict ordinary actions and achievements as heroic when performed by a person with anability difference.
B)depict people with disabilities as helpless or always dependent on others to function inthe world.
C)use unacceptable disability-related language.
D)fail to show people with disabilities participating in activities accurate for their agegroup.
E)all of these.

Question

Avoid children's books that​
A)depict ordinary actions and achievements as heroic when performed by a person with anability difference.
B)depict people with disabilities as helpless or always dependent on others to function inthe world.
C)use unacceptable disability-related language.
D)fail to show people with disabilities participating in activities accurate for their agegroup.
E)all of these.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

All of the options listed are important considerations in choosing children's books that accurately and respectfully depict people with disabilities. Children's books should avoid perpetuating harmful stereotypes and use language that is respectful and accurate. They should also show individuals with disabilities participating in age-appropriate activities and avoid heroizing ordinary actions simply because they are performed by someone with a disability.

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Avoid Children's Books That