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Disability Studies

Final Project: Stories for 1st Graders

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Hi everyone,

It is rare that I feel truly connected to an entire class. Thank you for keeping our learning spaces welcoming and constructive whether we were in-person or virtual. I have attached my slides containing my books and will my videos of me reading them below. 

 

Rosie King Video

Haben Girma Video

Judy Heumann Video

 

Have a great summer and I hope you see you all next semester (fingers crossed)!

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