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Lesson Plans

While Anti-Ableist Teachers make a number of considerations when writing and implementing lessons, two questions lead their work:

  1. What am I explicitly and implicitly teaching about disability and other forms of difference?

  2. How am I ensuring access to learning?

 

The lesson plans here make these considerations and align with DSE tenets. Use them in your own teaching or as models for creating your own plans.

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Grade 1-3

Analyzing the Disability Perspective in The Wonderful Life of a Fly Who Couldn’t Fly (Lozoff, 2002)

Grade 10

Deconstructing Disability Stereotypes and Tropes in Macbeth

Grade 11

Am I Represented?

Grade 11

Synthesizing Narratives to Dismiss Notions of Normalcy

Grade 12

Disability Stereotypes in Literature & Media

Grade 1-3

My Friend Isabelle

Grade 10-12

Identifying Social Structures of Disability

Grade 11

(Series of Lessons) Challenging Normalcy: Lessons for a High School History Classroom

Grade 11-12

(Series of Lessons) Language Arts: Divergence and Stigma

Grade 3-5

Empowerment and Disability: Proud-Deaf

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