5. In the table below, identify the type of change that best describes each of the milestone events that has occurred within the disability sector.

Word bank- Terms
Social	Legal

Milestone event	Type of change
1900: People with disability separated from the community in institutions.	social
The 1970s: The disability movement begins to give people with a disability a voice.
1975: United Nation Declaration on the Rights of Disabled Persons.
1976: The first Australian Special Olympics team formed.
1983: The Richmond Report recommends community-based support in NSW.	Legal
1984: Anne Mc Donald co-authors her story of life in a government institution.
1986: Disability Services Act (Commonwealth) sets the standards for disability support provision and funding.
1993: NSW Disability Services Act and Disability Services Standards outlines the expectations of service quality in NSW.
2008: Australia ratifies UN Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
2011: Every Australian Counts campaign is established to bring people together to fight for a fair go for people with disability.	social
2013: The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NSW Enabling) Act is passed.	Legal
2013: National Standards for Disability Services focus on choice and control for people with disability.
2014: Disability Inclusion Act (NSW) introduced so that people with disability have the same rights as other people in NSW.
2014: Stella Youngs TedX Talk challenges community values and media representation of people with disability and coins the term inspiration porn.

6. Select the correct term for each of the following history and recent developments in disability:

Word bank- Terms
Social Model	Medical Model	Institutionalised
Person-centred approach	Self-directed model

Term	Definitions
	This model sees disability as the result of the interaction between people living with impairments and an environment filled with physical, attitudinal, communication and social barriers. It, therefore, implies that the physical, attitudinal, communication and social environment must change to enable people living with impairments to participate in society on an equal basis with others.
	This model looks at what is wrong with the person and not what the person needs. It creates low expectations and leads to people losing independence, choice and control in their own lives.
	This model looks at the person becoming reliant on the structure of the service to be able to function
	This approach is about ensuring someone with a disability is at the centre of decisions which relate to their life.
	This approach is where the person with a disability is at the centre and, to the extent that they are able, in charge of the planning, design and implementation of the services and supports they need.