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Exceptional Lives

Living and Learning with Developmental Disabilities

de Seth Moyer

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À propos du livre
This is a book I created for my Senior Project at Grace Prep High School that shows how people with mental disabilities fit into society and what adjustments and sacrifices must be made. The main point illustrated by this book is that even though it will involve some more work to accommodate people with special needs, their lives are worth living.



This book is dedicated to my brother, Sam, who has Down's and is one of my heroes.



This is now the final version!
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https://www.sethmoyer.com
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres d'art et de photographie
  • Catégories supplémentaires Famille, Inspiration
  • Format choisi: Format paysage, 25×20 cm
    # de pages: 92
  • Date de publication: avril 21, 2009
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés disability, family, Autism, Down Syndrome
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À propos du créateur
sethmoyer
Seth Moyer
Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Seth Moyer is an amateur photographer who lives in Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, the birthplace of Memorial Day, which is about 4 miles from University Park, the main campus of the Pennsylvania State University. Seth likes taking pictures, and will photograph pretty much everything, but prefers macro shots of very close-up subjects, landscape shots, shots of weather, and portraiture. Seth lives with his parents, as well as his sisters Anna, 15 at the time of writing and Grace, 7 at the time of writing and his brother Sam, 12 at the time of writing. Sam has Down Syndrome and Grace is adopted from South Korea. Other than Photography, Seth's favorite things to do are read, hang out with friends, play video games, play Wallyball or Dodgeball or Basketball, and take apart complex things of which he has little hope of putting back together.

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