.

disability:
- is serious (everybody can see it) or minor (children with learning disability)
- some disabilities are not developmental, for example after an accident in an adult age
- the term disability is one which persists (je jeden z těch který přetrvává) because of our society´s need to label anyone who differs from the normal (naše společnost potřebuje zařadit každého, kdo se liší od normálu)
- throughout histroy (během historie), disabled people have been marginalized by society
- in the late 1950s and early 1960s, there was a growing concern (rostoucí zájem) to provide more services for disabled people
- disability is inability (neschopnost) to do something because of physical or mental impairment
- it is the state of being unable to use a part of the body properly (správně), usually because of injury (zranění) or disease
- disabled people need a constant care

disability and discrimination
- having a physical disability means living in society as part of a minority group whose particular needs are not adequately recognized (adekvátně uznávaných) or taken into account and whose different appearance often leads to its being treated differently and less equally
- of course not all disabilities are readily recognizable as such for example deafness, epilepsy or diabetes are not immediately obvious
- a disability is a disability, but wheather it is handicapping or not it depends on the society – it depends on the place where disabled people live, on their lifestyle, how much money they have and so on

Velmi dobře zpracované. Práce je velmi podrobná v popisu jednotlivých typů postižení.