Finаl Prоject: Review the Finаl Prоject Assignment requirements (belоw). Pleаse indicate what type of project you intend to develop for the final Disability Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Project List one or more possible ideas as to what you are thinking of creating/developing to fulfill this requirement. You can change your mind; however, this is to try and get you thinking about the project now so that you have time to plan and fully develop the project prior to the end of the semester. Final Project Description: FINAL PROJECT: Disability Justice, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion (D-JEDI) Project - 100 points total. (Part I - Project: 85 points. Part II - Peer Review: 15 points). Part I: (85 points). This culminating assignment invites you to critically examine how the principles of Disability Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (D-JEDI) intersect with your academic field of study. You will analyze systemic issues, critique real-world practices, and offer innovative, field-specific approaches to disability inclusion. Your final project should demonstrate deep understanding, critical reflection, and evidence-based application of course concepts. Your project should address the following three sections, using at least 5 different EDU 2025 course resources to support your analysis and ideas. All sources should be clearly referenced within the body of your project. This project will be shared with your peers and your professor. Key/essential topics and questions that should be addressed in the project include: Disability Justice, Equity & Inclusion in Your Field (Approx. 60% of the project). Engage critically with the following prompts: Define disability justice, equity, and inclusion in your own words, drawing from course readings and lectures. Why does inclusion, equal access and opportunity for individuals with disabilities matter in your respective field of study? Interrogate your field: Where do systems of exclusion, misrepresentation, or structural bias toward disabled people show up? Identify and critique at least two key issues in your field that perpetuate ableism. Examine progress: Are there any examples in your field where D-JEDI principles have successfully been applied? What lessons can we learn from these efforts—and where do they fall short? Propose change: What innovative, discipline-specific strategies or interventions can you recommend to advance D-JEDI within your field? How can your future role or profession contribute to building more equitable and inclusive spaces? Disability as Diversity – Diversity as Natural (Approx. 20% of the project). In this section, analyze the idea that disability is a natural part of human diversity—not a problem to be fixed: What are the implications of embracing disability as a natural and valuable aspect of human variation? How does recognizing disability as diversity challenge traditional notions of normalcy in your academic field? How can your field adopt a mindset that moves away from deficit-based thinking and toward inclusive, strengths-based approaches? Disability Etiquette & Practice-Based Tools (Approx. 20% of the project). Understanding disability etiquette is critical for respectful and informed practice. In this section: Define “disability etiquette” and explain why it matters—ethically, professionally, and socially. Create a set of field-specific etiquette and communication tips for professionals who will interact with disabled people. Address at least 6 of the 8 categories listed below, with 5 thoughtful, respectful, and context-aware tips for each. These should be relevant to professionals in your future field, not generic advice. Choose 6 of the following disability categories: Orthopedic/Mobility Disabilities (e.g., cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, dwarfism) Deaf/Deaf & Hard of Hearing Blindness & Visual Impairments Autism Intellectual Disabilities Mental Health Disabilities Health-Related Disabilities Cognitive Disabilities (e.g., learning disabilities, ADHD, TBI) The final PROJECT should be one of the following: (a) 10-15 minute digital story with audio content (see information about DIGITAL STORIES in Canvas) (b) 10-15 minute video film presentation (see information about VIDEO PRESENTATIONS in Canvas) (c) 5-10 page infographic (see information about INFOGRAPHICS in Canvas) (d) 5-10 page Instagram Story (see information about INSTAGRAM STORIES in Canvas) (e) a 10-12 minute podcast (f) 1,500-2,000 word blog with graphics and images (g) a children’s book with graphics and images (h) 12-20 slide training (Pp, NEARPOD, Screencastomatic) with audio content (i) a website (j) any other idea (just run it by me!) Part II: Peer Review (15 points). After completing your Project, you will review one of your peers’ submissions of this assignment, as assigned by your course professor. Evaluate their submission and develop a 2-3 paragraph summary for your peers’ project that addresses the following: Identify the strengths of their project and explain what was especially helpful to you about their submission. What recommendations can you give to improve your partner's project? Are there any key points that should be added? Are there recommendations to improve the visual display of information?
A client wаs recently dischаrged hоme fоr treаtment оf hypothyroidism and was ordered to take Synthroid for treatment. The client is re-admitted with signs and symptoms of the following: heart rate 42, blood pressure 70/56, blood glucose 55, and body temperature of 96.8 'F. The client is very fatigued and drowsy. The family reports the client has not been taking Synthroid since being discharged home from the hospital. Which of the following conditions is this client most likely experiencing?
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