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Q Question 1: What is your current definition of “disability”? What are your current views about people with disabilities? Have you been either directly or indirectly affected by a disability or know someone with a disability? What are your views about your disability, or that of someone you know? What do you hope to gain from this course? What are you curious about with respect to this subject matter? How do you foresee that the course will impact your current of future career?

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My current definition of disability would be the inability to perform day to day task with smoothness. Disability can also refer to the obstacles faced while doing tasks. First and foremost, I feel that disabled people are very much the part of the normal society and they have all the right and must have all the access to do thing that are done by the normal people. I would like to say that, yes, I have been indirectly affected by a disability as two people, and one family member and one family friend I know have certain disabilities.