The Special Olympics has been a controversial pro-gram for persons with severe disabilities. There have been numerous discussion articles in the literature concerning pros and cons of the Special Olympics, and research has often found negative results concerning the Special Olym-pics. The purpose of this article is to review and to discuss concerns regarding the Special Olympics as well as to sug-gest future directions for recreational services for individ-uals with severe disabilities. DESCRIPTORS: inclusion, integration, recreational services, best practices, intellectual disabilities Despite decades of research, advocacy, and program development, most adults with severe disabilities live lives of segregation. This segregation is across t...
For individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, access to healthcare can be an iss...
The International Paralympic Committee, U.K. Government, and the Organizing Committee for the London...
The prevailing view of disability in times past was a medical one, where the individual was seen as ...
Keith Storey outlined a comprehensive overview examining the pros and cons of Special Olympics and t...
been countless stories about the difference the organization makes in the lives of athletes, their f...
Special Olympics continues to be controversial to those who criticize any segregated activity that i...
2013-07-22Special Olympics International has a goal of serving 200 million people around the world w...
Aim: The aim of this paper is to explore the potential legacies of the forthcoming Paralympics in t...
Every four years, the Paralympic Games (both the Summer and Winter editions) showcase the sporting p...
Engagement in sport is a very important way of developing and maintaining healthy lives. This is eve...
This chapter traces the history of the involvement of athletes with intellectual disabilities within...
The mission of the Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and competition in a va...
For 40 years, Special Olympics has been a worldwide leader in providing year-round sport training an...
This extensive literature review is an examination of the Special Olympics organization and how it h...
Historically, people with disabilities have had limited access to physical recreation. However, as ...
For individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, access to healthcare can be an iss...
The International Paralympic Committee, U.K. Government, and the Organizing Committee for the London...
The prevailing view of disability in times past was a medical one, where the individual was seen as ...
Keith Storey outlined a comprehensive overview examining the pros and cons of Special Olympics and t...
been countless stories about the difference the organization makes in the lives of athletes, their f...
Special Olympics continues to be controversial to those who criticize any segregated activity that i...
2013-07-22Special Olympics International has a goal of serving 200 million people around the world w...
Aim: The aim of this paper is to explore the potential legacies of the forthcoming Paralympics in t...
Every four years, the Paralympic Games (both the Summer and Winter editions) showcase the sporting p...
Engagement in sport is a very important way of developing and maintaining healthy lives. This is eve...
This chapter traces the history of the involvement of athletes with intellectual disabilities within...
The mission of the Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and competition in a va...
For 40 years, Special Olympics has been a worldwide leader in providing year-round sport training an...
This extensive literature review is an examination of the Special Olympics organization and how it h...
Historically, people with disabilities have had limited access to physical recreation. However, as ...
For individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, access to healthcare can be an iss...
The International Paralympic Committee, U.K. Government, and the Organizing Committee for the London...
The prevailing view of disability in times past was a medical one, where the individual was seen as ...