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SY214: Disability and Society
Module Title | Disability and Society |
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Module Code | SY214 |
Module Tutor | Tim Hall |
School | Natural and Social Sciences |
CAT Points | 15 |
Level of Study | 5 |
Pre-requisites | None |
Co-requisites | None |
Restrictions | None |
Brief Description | The module identifies and explores the social construction of disability as well as factors which may lead to disability, and will prove attractive to a wide range of students. |
Indicative Syllabus | a) Concepts of disability. b) Causation of disability. c) Individual experiences of disability. d) Resource identification and mobilisation. e) Policy and legislation; current thinking and issues relating to provision for diabled people. |
Learning Outcomes | i. Knowledge and Understanding On completion of the module, students should be able to: a) demonstrate an understanding of the causes and consequences of a range of disabilities; b) analyse the consequences of the social model of disability for disabled people and their families and carers, for social policy and for professionals c) appreciate the impact of various aspects of social policy and legislation on the lives of disabled people and their carers, throughout the life cycle; d) empathise with the experience of disability and anti-disablist opinions
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Learning and Teaching Activities | Staff/student contact: 16% Student private study: 84% Methods include lectures, videos, guest speakers |
Assessment (For further details see the Module Guide) | 001: 40% Coursework: Standard: 1200 words or equivalent 002: 60% Coursework: Standard: 2000 words or equivalent |
Special Assessment Requirements | None |
Indicative Resources | The Library Catalogue contains full details of the current reading list for this module. Further details may also be found in the Module Guide. |