Verbesserung v. Conny's Entwurf

1) Whenever "so- called" normal people meet or just observe handicapped people they may feel disgusted and these “normal” people refuse to communicate with the disabled humans.
2) There are two options to handle the problem of integration: On one hand practitioners claim its is almost impossible to integrate severely disabled people into groups of 20 to 25 kids. (This is also my private opinion). The second opinion that is mostly shared by the parents of handicapped kids is to integrate those at almost all means but to help to overcome those handicaps through a teaching assistant or technical carers. A well-known fact is: the earlier integration starts the easier the disabled person gets accustomed to it.
3) I can contribute a daily personal experience when driving by bus to my school. A blind girl is rarely helped by other pupils. I offer her my seat whenever I meet her. But there are also people who don't help her at all and observe her with neglect.
4) The biggest problem is self acceptance of a handicap. Thus the disabled persons often suffer from inferiority complexes. The environment in Vöcklabruck is not yet ready to give special understanding and support that would urgently needed.