 | 1931 - 508 pages
...understand the nature of the burden he has to bear and who consider it a privilege to help him bear it. 4. To grow up In a world which does not set him apart,...identical privileges and Identical responsibilities. We are told that experience has demonstrated that children of lowered vitality can be educated at the... | |
 | 1958 - 70 pages
...program as a bridge to carry the child with a handicap into "a world which does not set him apart * * * but which welcomes him exactly as it welcomes every...identical privileges and identical responsibilities." Members of two national sororities, in cooperation with the National Society for Crippled Children... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on the District of Columbia - 1972 - 1738 pages
...problem becomes evident. For example, the 1930 White House Conference on Children and Youth stated: The emotionally disturbed child has a right to grow...which offers him identical privileges and identical responsibilities.7 < For the complete study >te James K. Whittaker, "Planning lor Child Care Institutions."... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare - 1970 - 1696 pages
...right to grow up in a world which does not set him apart, which looks at him not with scorn or piety or ridicule — but which welcomes him exactly as...identical privileges and identical responsibilities. Where are we now ? The child and the law. The child's life — rich or poor — can become entwined... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Labor and Public Welfare - 1970 - 556 pages
...right to grow up in a world which does not set him apart, which looks at him not with scorn or piety or ridicule — but which welcomes him exactly as...identical privileges and identical responsibilities. Where are we now ? The child and the law. The child's life — rich or poor — can become entwined... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on the District of Columbia - 1972 - 492 pages
...problem becomes evident. For example, the 1930 White House Conference on Children and Youth stated: The emotionally disturbed child has a right to grow...which offers him identical privileges and identical responsibilities.7 • For the complete study see James K. Whittaker, "Planning for Child Care Institutions."... | |
 | 1932 - 674 pages
...understand the nature of the burden he has to bear and who consider it a privilege to help him l>ear it. "4. To grow up in a world which does not set him apart,...identical privileges and identical responsibilities. "5. To a life on which his handicap casts ne shadow, but which is full day by day with those things... | |
 | Philip E. Veerman - 1992 - 682 pages
...understand the nature of the burden he has to bear and who consider it a privilege to help him bear it. 4. To grow up in a world which does not set him apart,...welcomes him. exactly as it welcomes every child, which offer him identical privileges and identical responsibilities. 5. To a life on which his handicap casts... | |
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To grow up in a world which does not set him apart, which looks at him, not with scorn or pity or ridicule — but which welcomes him, exactly as it welcomes every child, which offers him identical privileges and identical responsibilities. 
