ESSA from the U.S. Department of Education

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Step 2: Identify Pertinent Questions:

Here are some general questions you might consider, but remember to adapt them to your specific role and country:

• What are the key disability rights laws in this country?
• What are the different types of disabilities recognized by law?
• What are the specific rights and protections granted to people with disabilities?
• How are these rights enforced?
• What are the major challenges faced by people with disabilities in this country?
• What are some initiatives or programs in place to address these challenges?
• Are there any specific groups of people with disabilities who face particular challenges?
• How does this country compare to the US in terms of disability rights?
• What are some lessons learned that could be applied in the US or other countries?

Step 3: Conduct Your Research:

• Use reputable sources: Government websites, legal databases, academic journals, reports from NGOs, and news articles.
• Be mindful of cultural differences and use respectful language.
• Take notes and document your sources.

Step 4: Create Your Presentation and Paper:

• Organize your information clearly and concisely.
• Use visuals effectively to support your points.
• Follow APA formatting guidelines for your paper.
• Cite your sources correctly.

Sample Answer

Step 1: Choose a Country and Role:

1. Select a country: Consider your interests, cultural familiarity, and access to information. You may want to choose a country with a developing or developed legal system to compare to the US.
2. Define your role: Are you a social worker, lawyer, educator, healthcare professional, etc.? Defining your role will help you focus your research on relevant questions.