Copyright+Rules+and+Images




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 * Citation:** Kelly, John. //The Gang//. 11 Apr. 2004. //Flickr//. Yahoo!, n.d. Web. 21 Oct. 2010.

In order to use this photographm, I must atribute the work in a manner that is suitable to the creater of the photographer, not use it for commerical purposes, and I cannot alter, transform or build upon this work.


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 * Citation:** Estrin, James. //Educating Donovan//. N.d. //New York Times//. New York TImes Company,

I will use this image to start a discussion by asking my audience what they notice about the picture. They will most likely say that the student is in a wheel chair but does not seem to repsond to his family members surrounding him. However, the close proximity they are the the student shows that they care about him. I will then mention that inclusion is based on the same principles that this image conveys; it is about accomidating the special needs student (as seen in the wheel chair) and paying close attention to the student (as seen in through the close proximity of the famil memebers).

If I were to design my own picture I would juxtapose the communication books that the special needs students use the communicate their needs to that of a a textbook used in class. The communication book will be filled with basic, elementary pictures and sign language images while the text book would be mere text and no pictures. Then I will open tell the audience that although inclusion is ideal, it must have its limitations because Special needs students are learning a a different academic pace that non-disabled students.
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 * Citation:** Cohen, Jamie. Classroom Inclusion. N.d. //Seacoast Online//. Seacoast Online, 28 May

If I were to ask the photographer of this image for permission to use her work, I would first read her biography to find out more information about her. Once I have done this and I have found out that she presently works as a staff memeber at __The Portsmouth Herald__, I would visit the newspaper's website and search under thier staff directory. Once I have found her name, I will click on it and view her contact information. If there is an email listed or an area where she allows her viewers to post comments, I will write and send a brief message detailing what I would like to use the image for in my project and asking if I have permission to use the image.