EDUC 50H3 Q3

Introduction to Disability Studies

The course introduces students to various theories of disability by tracing the historical and contemporary ways in which societies define and respond to disability. Disability studies provides a critical framework for understanding the socio-political context of disability and thinking about the extent to which exclusion, aesthetic "ideals", and social policies and practices have significant consequences for people with disabilities. Course work involves an exploration and critique of the dominant views informing schooling policies and practices around disability (usually named as special education and student support services).  Prereq/Co-req: EDUC 5063, Foundations of Inclusive Education

Instructor: Dr. Cynthia Bruce
Location: Remote Learning (Online)
Dates: Tuesday evenings;  May 4th - June 8th 2021

Times: 6:30-9:00pm AST

Notes: Inclusive Education students