please write story about disability and discrimination person.​

Answer:

Explanation:

The morning of my job interview brought excitement and anxiety. At the same time, I felt prepared and confident. It was the beginning of 2017 and already I had gone through three rounds of phone interviews, all rigorous, yet fair. This final interview would be our first face-to-face meeting. After passing through such an extensive interview process, backed by my impeccable credentials, I felt this meeting would be a formality.  

A 14-year veteran New York City public school teacher, I was applying for a literacy coach position to train new teachers. The interviews had gone so well, I was certain a job offer would soon follow.  

I met my interviewer for the first time at Starbucks. Soon after we started, I saw the sparkle leave her eyes. I noticed the fidgeting, a symptom of her sense of discomfort. Instead of asking about my pedagogical philosophy or leadership style, she asked me this: How am I able to get the students to listen to me?  

The implication behind her question was clear: She didn’t think my students pay attention to me. Despite 14 years of exemplary performance evaluations, including high ratings for classroom management, somehow she believed my skills were wanting.  

Later, I was informed that I was not selected for the position. After sailing through every stage of the application process, something had changed. Suddenly, she seemed to lose all enthusiasm for my candidacy.  

What happened?  

Disabled in a city not made for me

Meeting me for the first time, my interviewer saw a woman in a motorized wheelchair. She didn’t see a black woman. She didn’t even see a capable professional. What she saw was a disabled person.  

I am a tenured, New York City teacher with a master’s degree in School Leadership from New York University. At my school, I held four leadership positions: English Department chair, testing coordinator, grade level chair and professional development committee member. The next step in my career would be educational administration.  

I also have spinal muscular atrophy type II, a neural disease that occurs in 1 in every 6,000 children. It leads to decreased motor skills and deteriorating muscles. In 2008, I survived a risky surgery in which my spine was exposed, untwisted, and reinforced with titanium, possibly adding as many as 20 years to my life.    

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Despite my professional qualifications, there have been some programs I am unable to take full advantage of because of a lack of disability access. I was accepted to the CUNY-NYC Leadership Academy Program for Future Middle School Principals. The program was extremely rigorous. The reality of living with a disability means that my physical needs had to be met before I could work toward any goal. I had to consider whether the “reasonable accommodations” that employers are required to provide under the 1990 Americans With Disabilities Act — certain protections are guaranteed by law — would allow me to participate.  

Classes were held from 4 to 8 p.m. once a week in Queens. The journey from my school in the Bronx began right after work. In a society where the infrastructure is designed for able-bodied individuals, most people can’t conceptualize how challenging it can be for people with physical disabilities. A small thing we take for granted — going to the bathroom in a public place — can present a serious problem when there are no bathrooms that are wheelchair accessible.  

Of course, if I had to use the bathroom during the school day, I couldn’t because I could not enter with my wheelchair. I had to wait until I got home to relieve myself. Under this program, I would not make it home until 10 pm. My doctor had warned me to consider the long-term impact of this schedule on my kidneys and overall health.  

To further complicate the matter, the only wheelchair access to the building where the class was being held was on a side street that required me to pass through a parking lot. When I arrived at the door, I would have to wait for security to let me in.  

Dayniah Manderson is a 38-year-old veteran public school educator and single mother. She served as Ms. Wheelchair New York 2017 and is an advocate for people with disabilities.  

Nelson Cornwall was hard of hearing, yet he wanted to be a commercial air-pilot. This dream of his would always get him laughs and mockery by part of the men and women who hung around him as well as the kids. “How can a man who has no hearing be capable to fly a plane?” asked the people who met Nelson. Yet, Nelson did not give up. He interned in the “Wayward Aviation Academy” and got his license.

Once he had his license in hand he looked for employment as a cargo carrier. However, no matter where he went people mocked him saying a man who communicates through sign language cannot become a pilot. Once man who interviewed him by the name of Joel laughed at his attempt to communicate with him through sign language, the man spoke slowly. Very slowly so Nelson could understand what his lips spoke: “Listen kid, no one will hire you. You think you are complete? You aren’t complete, no one will hire you”. Nelson understood his words, and left the place with tears in his eyes.

He kept looking for work desperately. Until, one day a nice and kind gentleman gave him a chance, an opportunity. “Can you fly” asked the man to Nelson. Nelson read his lips and understood him. Nelson nodded yes, and rode one of the aircrafts provided by the nice gentleman. When everyone saw he could ride an aircraft they were shocked and learned their lesson to not mock a man with a disability. For who knows maybe a man with a disability may just do the same thing that you can do.

1.You will meet the tour guide on your …………………at the hotel. (ARRIVE)
2. She felt ………………………that she passed the exam. (RELIEF)
3. Could you give me a …………………………...., please? (BAND)
4. Huong’s listening skill is ………………………and she really needs to improve it. (SATISFY)
5. After many years of ………………, Edison finally succeeded in inventing the light bulb. (FAIL)
6. She owes her ……………………..largely to her sense of humor. (POPULAR)
7. Joe and Kate want to visit an …………………………..institute. (OCEAN)
8. Giang put ………………….…on that towel to stop the bleeding. (PRESS)
9. The lovers stood, hand in hand, gazing at the …….………….sky. (STAR)
10. The new film is …………………….....…good. (EXCEPTION

6. Thanks to the successful launch of its latest model, Alberto Camera’s year-end -----
-- is projected to be the highest it has been in ten years.
(A) profit
(B) profited
(C) profitable
(D) profitably
8. A new schedule has been proposed as an ------- to the existing one in order to meet
the deadline.
(A) alternative
(B) altematives
(C) alternatively
(D) altemativeness
9. Consultants from JNB argued that online ----- -- will be the most cost-effective way
for The Bath Shop to attract younger customers.
(A) market
(B) marketed
(C) marketing
(D) marketable
10. Although they look ------- identical to the untrained eye, these two models of
printers actually feature completely different options.
(A) near
(B) nearly
(C) nearness
(D) nearing
11. After conducting an ----- -- review of Dr. Kaira’s proposal, the board of directors
decided to provide full funding for the research project.
(A) extent
(B) extensive
(C) extensiveness
(D) extensively

Any English teacher??
Out of 20 how much would u give my essay?

Help me please………………………

Which literary device is employed in the following sentence from Herman Melville’s short story "Bartleby, the Scrivener"?

ii. List the steps involved in freewriting.

CASE 2: In 1967 the plaintiffs, Ashmore, Benson, Pease & Co, manufactured tube tanks. The defendants, AV Dawson, a haulage company, agreed to carry the plaintiff’s equipment by lorry. With the knowledge of the plaintiff’s transport manager, the defendants loaded their vehicle in excess of the weight permitted by the Road Traffic Act 1960, s.64 (2). The vehicle toppled over during the journey, and the plaintiffs sued in negligence for £2,225 in damage caused to the equipment by the defendant’s driving. At first instance the trial judge found in favour of the plaintiffs and awarded damages. The defendants appealed.


a) Analyze in details the type of contract that took place between the two parties? (5 marks)
b) Evaluate whether any recovery of damage can take place if a party enters into a lawful contract but the contract is carried out unlawfully. (5 marks)

Câu 1 You …………wear a helmet when you are on a bike.
A. have to B. shouldn't C. should D. must

Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?

John announced, "The library is closing in five minutes."

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I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others
1. A. arrived B. believed C. received D. hoped
2. A. opened B. knocked C. played D. occurred
3. A. rubbed B. tugged C. stopped D. filled
4. A. dimmed B. travelled C. passed D. stirred
5. A. tipped B. begged C. quarreled D. carried
6. A. tried B. obeyed C. cleaned D. asked
7. A. packed B. added C. worked D. pronounced
8. A. watched B. phoned C. referred D. followed
9. A. agreed B. succeeded C. smiled D. loved
10. A. laughed B. washed C. helped D. weighed
11. A. walked B. ended C. started D. wanted
12. A. killed B. hurried C. regretted D. planned
13. A. visited B. showed C. wondered D. studied
14. A. sacrificed B. finished C. fixed D. seized
15. A. needed B. booked C. stopped D. washed

write a 700-900 word essay that examines the cultural traditional and artistic context of the chapter and painting from the ramayana

Question 4 of 10
Which element of "The Pedestrian" most clearly distinguishes it as science
fiction?
A. The plot focus of a man who enjoys walking
B. The setting of nighttime on an empty street
C. The use of unmanned, technologically advanced police cars
O D. The narrator, Mead, speaking in first-person point of view
SUBMIT

Which sentence has grammatical or spelling errors?

If we find that we should've shipped your order sooner, you'll be eligible for
a full refund.

When they finished eating, all of the boy's faces were covered in tomato
sauce.

30. To my horror, my wedding dress looked stained, torn and it had wrinkles * 1 point a. To my horror, my wedding dress looked stained, torn, and wrinkled. b. To my horror, my wedding dress looked like it had stained, torn and it had wrinkles c. To my horror, my wedding dress looked which was stained, torn and it had wrinkles d. To my horror, my wedding dress looked stain, tear and wrinkled​

Read this excerpt and answer the question.
Neither should it ever happen that once more the avenues to peaceful change are blocked by usurpers who
seek to take power away from the people, in pursuit of their own, Ignoble purposes.
What definition best conveys Nelson Mandela's meaning of Ignoble in his description of the usurpers trying to take
power from the people.

A.dishonorable
B.selfless
C.Bloodthirsty
D. humble

What types of businesses are franchises?

PLEASE HELPPP MEEEE. ideas or anything!
At the end of the Time Machine, the Time Traveller leaves again and never returns. Imagine that the Time Traveller goes into the future again to the world of the Eloi and Morlocks. The Time Traveller hopes to educate the Eloi, so they can live in a better world.

Write another chapter of the story where the Time Traveller brings 2-3 books to teach the Eloi. What books would he bring? What are the primary lessons or themes of these books? How would he use the books to teach the Eloi?

Guidelines:

Write a story in the literary style of H.G. Wells.
Use lines of dialogue between characters.
Describe the setting with sensory details and imagery.

I _______dinner at home unless you ______ to eat out. We can enjoy dinner at home.​

Select the sentence that uses an apostrophe to shorten a word and uses it correctly in the sentence.

The new house is’nt ready, so they will have to get an apartment for a few months.

Did’nt the real estate agent handle the details on the title?

Stephanie and Thomas told me that they’re moving soon.

Our home insurance do’esnt cover the cost of replacing the roof.

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Help me please………………………

18. If, as Mr Fox says, the repair turned out to be so complicated, they___ much earlier. But nobody expected it would be so time-consuming.
A. should start
B. must have started
C. might start
D. ought to have started
19. If, indeed, you_____ a police agent who was following you on the train, the situation may soon become very serious. A. had seen
B. saw
C. have seen
D. see
20. I know how much you dislike him, but when you meet him you should behave as if you ___ to your best friend
A. had been taking
B. would talk
C. were talking
D. talk
21. A model which___ all these requirements would cost at least a thousand pounds more, which means it would be too expensive for us anyway
A. would meet
B. will meet
C. meets
D. will have met
22. You are a smoker yourself, Mr Parker. How did you find out someone ____in your study?
A. had to be smoking
B. was smoking
C. has been smoking
D. had been smoking​

in your writing if you are writing a fictional short story or a play.
You should include
OA) dialogue
OB) stage directions
OC) props
OD) sound effects

Read the passage from Animal Farm.

"You have heard then, comrades," he said, "that we pigs now sleep in the beds of the farmhouse? And why not? You did not suppose, surely, that there was ever a ruling against beds? A bed merely means a place to sleep in. A pile of straw in a stall is a bed, properly regarded. The rule was against sheets, which are a human invention. We have removed the sheets from the farmhouse beds, and sleep between blankets. And very comfortable beds they are too! But not more comfortable than we need, I can tell you, comrades, with all the brainwork we have to do nowadays. You would not rob us of our repose, would you, comrades? You would not have us too tired to carry out our duties? Surely none of you wishes to see Jones back?"

The animals reassured him on this point immediately, and no more was said about the pigs sleeping in the farmhouse beds. And when, some days afterwards, it was announced that from now on the pigs would get up an hour later in the mornings than the other animals, no complaint was made about that either.

Which statement supports the idea that this passage is an allegory for totalitarian propaganda?

The animals agree that they do not wish to see Jones back.
The animals want the pigs to sleep in the farmhouse beds.
The animals support the pigs’ decision to sleep an extra hour.
The animals do not complain about pigs in power breaking rul

Which of the following supporting details does not fit the topic sentence
below?
What to wear to school may not seem important, but it is
always a hard choice for me to make.
A. I like to go shopping for clothes on the weekends.
B. If I wear something white, I am sure to spill food on myself that
day.
c. I never know what the weather will be like because I wake up so
early.
D. It is hard to know what is cool and what is ugly because fashion
changes so fast.

Help me please………………………

Did you enjoy the flight? (both)​

I need help please anyone ???!

At this point, the writer is considering adding the following sentence. Ruth Behar, a Princeton-educated anthropologist, enjoys the process of listening to and interpreting such stories. Should the writer make this addition here

please answer me please its urgent​