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I think that as a professional I have to create a safe environment for disable children. They need to feel safe everywhere they are. I will create awareness towards disable people in the whole school and especially in my classroom. Children have to know that disable people did not ask or decide to be like that. Disable people is self- sufficient and we have to respect them. They can adapt quickly to any circumstance and the best way to help them is not discriminating because their disabilities. We have to accept them as they are. They have to feel that they are part of our society. I will create or build anything they need to move freely all around the classroom. I will include in my curriculum activities where they can participate does not
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