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Every time you see Gavin Newsom crying and whining about Trump and other states, share this video in the replies: https://t.co/tN5BWK28EO
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Has anyone heard from AOC since Bill Nye saluted Hitler?? https://t.co/ERafsFMz7x
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If you want to defend things like Sig Hales and Nazi salutes, that's your choice. But I'm against all of that. I'm not with the Nazis.
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Speaker 0: If you're cool and wanna defend the Sig Hales and the Nazi salutes, all the all the you know, whatever you wanna do, that's on you. I'm on the opposite side of that. I'm not with the Nazis. How about that? I mean,
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Our Docuseries continues with Part 3. Please share this important message! https://t.co/CXDxwkBzqL
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Understanding a child's condition is crucial for parents, as they need to accurately interpret medical advice. Children with intellectual disabilities, often labeled as slow learners, have historically faced limited options, but today they can receive support tailored to their needs. These children, who may struggle with abstract concepts, are taught to engage with the tangible world. As they transition into adulthood, challenges arise, such as difficulty reading job applications or handling basic math in a technology-driven society. The pressure to compete is absent, allowing for a focus on individual progress. Continuous psychological testing and support are essential from childhood through adolescence to help navigate these challenges.
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Speaker 0: She's got the strength when especially when she's under a tantrum, she can really throw a lot of strength around her.
Speaker 1: Control over her.
Speaker 0: It's really scary.
Speaker 1: Parental understanding is a most important first step in any plan of action to help a retarded child. Exactly what do the parents know about their child's condition? Have they correctly interpreted what their doctor has told them?
Speaker 0: She said quadri.
Speaker 1: Now they know that within their own community is a fixed point. A special place to which they can return for help when they need it. This is an example of the slow learner. Until recent years, the only alternative was keep up with the majority or drop out and become another kind of statistic in the community. The most handicapping are encouraged to use their minds and bodies as best they can.
Today, a retarded child may not need the services of the diagnostic and referral center for years at a time. Boys like this are retarded. These girls whose minds cannot fathom abstract ideas have been patiently taught to deal with the world of tangible things. In the educator's jargon, they too are in a trainable class. What happens when a retarded child becomes a retarded adult?
An adult who cannot read and comprehend a job application. Who cannot deal with simple numbers in an age of rapid computers. 400,000,000 billion dollars. What does he do? Where does he turn?
There is no pressure to produce at a given competitive pace. Each so many questions about retardation remain unanswered.
Speaker 0: Very good.
Speaker 1: Psychological testing of the retarded is a continuous process from childhood through adolescence at the permanent information and counseling center.
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🚨 EPISODE 2 of our mini series is here! Share this important follow-up PSA with everyone you care about! w/ @MAGADevilDog https://t.co/OVSJoDSqw6
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Mental retardation is a complex condition with various causes, affecting individuals differently. It is the most common and challenging disorder, with around five million people in the U.S. affected, many of whom remain undiagnosed. Historically, terms like "feeble-minded" were used, but there is now hope for these individuals to integrate into society. Early identification and proper support are crucial. Mental retardation centers can provide essential resources and opportunities, enabling individuals to lead meaningful lives and participate in their communities. With the right care and encouragement, those with mental retardation can thrive.
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Speaker 0: Mental retardation is not a tidy classification. Its causes are many. It is at once the most common and the most handicapping of all disorders. The degree of mental retardation varies widely. A retarded individual may have a damaged brain, impaired ability to think, to learn, to adapt to life, to perform the complicated, or even the simple.
There are thought to be five million people now living in The United States who are retarded, and many more who have never been properly diagnosed and are destined to function ineffectively throughout their lives. In years past, they would have been categorized feeble minded, imbecile, idiot. But today, there is hope that they can live as participating members of the community. If they are identified early and handled with care. Assisted by a full network of existing agencies, a mental retardation center can help to forge a meaningful chain of life situations for each retarded individual.
The retarded can become participating members of society If they are given the opportunity and the incentive to thrive.
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🚨 EPISODE 1 here: https://t.co/PxoTbS0COz
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The mentally retarded are classified into educable, trainable, and custodial categories, with individual assessments being crucial. Custodial individuals may exhibit random movements, sometimes leading to self-injury, while many can learn various skills. Abilities among the educable vary widely, influenced by intelligence and the presence of a stimulating environment. It's important to set realistic expectations for learning. Trainable individuals can handle certain household tasks, often more complex than assumed. While they may not become master craftsmen, they can still contribute meaningfully in skilled trades. Ultimately, mentally retarded individuals are diverse, encompassing all genders, sizes, and backgrounds, and they exist in every community.
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Speaker 0: Usually, the mentally retarded are divided into classifications, the educable, the trainable, and the custodial. Obviously, we can only assess the abilities or potential of the mentally retarded on an individual basis. Seemingly random motions and movements are fairly common among the custodial retarded, and they may take many forms. Sometimes there are motions which seem to have no meaning whatever and may even cause unintentional self inflicted injuries. The vast majority of the mentally retarded are intelligent enough that they can be taught a great many things.
However, there's a wide range of ability even among those considered educable, and their ability to learn obviously varies according to their level of intelligence. Equally important is a stimulating environment. However, we must remember to set realistic standards that are not too high for the individual. Many of the trainable retarded can learn to take certain kinds of household responsibilities, some of which may be more complex than they are usually given credit for. It would be wrong to expect a mentally retarded person to become a master craftsman.
The standards are too high. But even in the skilled trades, for example, the mentally retarded can be trained to become valuable assistance. Who are the mentally retarded? They are people. They come in both sexes and in all sizes, shapes, creeds, and colors.
Wherever people live, there also live the mentally retarded.
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@WarlordDilley And part 3, to complete the series: https://t.co/Xv18Go7GWJ
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Understanding a child's condition is crucial for parents, as it shapes their approach to support. Special places in the community provide resources for families. Historically, slow learners faced limited options, often dropping out of school. Today, children with cognitive challenges can learn to navigate tangible concepts, even if they struggle with abstract ideas. The transition to adulthood poses challenges, such as difficulty reading job applications or handling numbers in a tech-driven world. The pressure to compete is absent, allowing for a focus on individual growth. Ongoing psychological testing from childhood through adolescence is essential for understanding and supporting these individuals.
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Speaker 0: She's got the strength when especially when she's under a tantrum, she can really throw a lot of strength around her.
Speaker 1: Control over her.
Speaker 0: It's really scary.
Speaker 1: Parental understanding is a most important first step in any plan of action to help a retarded child. Exactly what do the parents know about their child's condition? Have they correctly interpreted what their doctor has told them?
Speaker 0: She said quadri.
Speaker 1: Now they know that within their own community is a fixed point. A special place to which they can return for help when they need it. This is an example of the slow learner. Until recent years, the only alternative was keep up with the majority or drop out and become another kind of statistic in the community. The most handicapping are encouraged to use their minds and bodies as best they can.
Today, a retarded child may not need the services of the diagnostic and referral center for years at a time. Boys like this are retarded. These girls whose minds cannot fathom abstract ideas have been patiently taught to deal with the world of tangible things. In the educator's jargon, they too are in a trainable class. What happens when a retarded child becomes a retarded adult?
An adult who cannot read and comprehend a job application. Who cannot deal with simple numbers in an age of rapid computers. 400,000,000 billion dollars. What does he do? Where does he turn?
There is no pressure to produce at a given competitive pace. Each so many questions about retardation remain unanswered.
Speaker 0: Very good.
Speaker 1: Psychological testing of the retarded is a continuous process from childhood through adolescence at the permanent information and counseling center.
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I just watched all three of Biden's State of the Union speeches in five minutes. Honestly, they felt repetitive—same stories, same proposals, same claims. It’s clear there’s been little progress under this administration.
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Here’s all three of @JoeBiden’s #SOTU speeches in 5 minutes. If you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. Same stories, same lies, same proposals. Clearly so much progress with the Biden Administration. 🤡 … @POTUS @FLOTUS @DrBiden @KamalaHarris @VP @PressSec @BidenHQ @MSNBC @CNN @NBCNews @ABC @nytimes
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