Mungu ni mwaminifu sana. Hawa watoto ni walemavu wa akili wapo shule ya msingi Milongo ya jijini Mwanza, pamoja na ulemavu wao ila wana vipaji vya ajabu sana. Katika maisha yangu wameweza kuniondolea ule mtazamo kuwa walemavu hawawezi jambo lolote katika maisha Yao, huyo binti ana kipaji cha uimbaji, na hao vijana wana vipaji mbalimbali kama vile kucheza mpira yote hiyo ni katika kuutambua ukuu wa Mungu. Sio hao tuu kuna mifano mbalimbali ya Watu wenye ulemavu na wana vipaji mbalimbali mfano Voice wonder mwimbaji kipofu wa Marekani, Lena Maria. Dada mlemavu wa viungo wa Sweden mwimbaji mzuri sana na wengine wengi, hiyo ni mifano michache katika kuthibitisha kuwa ulemavu si kutokuweza.
THE PAST AND PRESENT PERCEPTIONS TOWARDS DISABILITY:
INTRODUCTION Over the years, perceptions towards disability have varied significantly from one community to another. Limited literature in disability history, however, continues to pose a great challenge to students of disability studies in their endeavor to trace the development and formation of perceptions towards persons with disabilities. It is towards this end that this article seeks to present a coherent literature review on cross-cultural factors that influence perceptions towards children and adults with disabilities from a historical perspective. The final section provides a few examples that illustrate positive steps taken by the international community, and several countries, to improve disability perception. As Roeher (1969) observes, an examination of attitudes towards people with disabilities across culture suggests that societal perceptions and treatment of persons with disabilities are neither homogeneous nor static. Greek and Roman percep...
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