Para los estudiantes del SENA sus respuestas: Ashley es estudiante en la Universidad de Iowa, ella tiene una condición de parálisis cerebral, motivo por el cual ella presenta inconvenientes para caminar y también con sus habilidades motoras. Ella no se queja por nada, solo dice que es cuestión de acomodarse. Por otro lado, menciona que se le hace difícil escribir, que sale del campus con 20 minutos de antelación porque está muy lleno, que tal vez en dos ocasiones a golpeado a alguien con su silla, pero que fue accidentalmente. Ella dice que lo realmente difícil es lidiar con las construcciones tal vez alrededor del campus universitario, pero que además cuando las condiciones climáticas no son tan buenas, le tomará 25 minutos para llegar a clase. Por último ella dice que le encantaría correr.

How beautiful is that woman, her smile inspires lots of things I can't describe. I admire her, and all the people who are in the same situation. Makes me think we should be more grateful with life, just for the reason we have one.

PLEASE don't use the term "wheelchair bound". Ashley and other chair users aren't "bound" to their chairs! Our chairs liberate us to LIVE a normal life. Yeah we have wheels under our butt but we're out living life!

I have cerebral palsy and I feel the exact way she does I'm in high school and I have a walker and guys don't talk to me either I'm going though the same thing it's nice to hear someone you can relate to

I declare myself as Ashley´s admirer! What a strong woman willing to succeed in life. She demonstrates that barriers only exist in peoples´ minds. Keep going dear no matter what you´ll have to face in life. God bless you.

Excellent video and what a story to re-evaluate what real life is and to thank everything that you have. Thank you Ashley for telling us your story and giving us motivation

I almost cries when she said guys don't talk to her guys r immature at least some r and she is really cool and she has a friend that knows what she is going through I think she calls her stick and stick calls her wheels

Just watching this in 2020 since t age of 19 my mobility has got worse before I was 19 I was in a residential college for t blind. It showed me just because u can’t see properly or at all, it shouldn’t stop u doing stuff like everyone else, 8 years ago I became a 100% wheelchair user due to my disabilities getting real bad. Just because someone is in a wheelchair don’t think they ain’t got a brain u look at Stephen Hawkins. We just do things a little different and please think about us before taking the lift, going into t disabled bathroom, parking in t wheelchair space they are built to help people with disabilities live as well as u can.

You're beautiful & you inspire abled/disabled people from alot of different ways! You have a great soul, Ashley.

I just admire women like Ashley, she is open mind and willing to help.

Great video and a great view of campus life from a point of view that I don't often think of. Thanks for making it and bringing it to our attention!

ashly i also have cerebral palsy so i can so relate to what u went through.. lifes not easy for people like us but that just makes us stronger and better then most other chicks our age.. its awesome that u put something like this out there for people to see.. i think society can learn alot from this video.. props to u gf palsy power!!:)

¿Alguien en 2020 por el Sena?

this is the best video you've done good job!

questions: someone can help me with these questions: After you watch the video answer the following questions. Use any voice recording software to record your answers and send the file as evidence. Use mixed conditional sentences (at least 4 examples), the idioms, vocabulary and ideas about flexibility and adaptability studied in this learning activity (at least 8 words from the vocabulary). Remember to use connectors and punctuation. • • What does Ashley do for a living? • • How does her condition affect her daily activities and how does she deal with it? • • What is her attitude towards life? Does she feel disabled from certain. • activities? • • How would your life be different if you were handicapped and had to use a wheelchair? What would be different for you? (Use mixed conditionals in the answer). • • How do you react when you have to interact with a handicapped person? • • How can you contribute to improve the life of handicapped people? • In Spanish Después de ver el video, responda las siguientes preguntas. Use cualquier software de grabación de voz para registrar sus respuestas y enviar el archivo como evidencia. Use oraciones condicionales mixtas (al menos 4 ejemplos), los modismos, el vocabulario y las ideas sobre flexibilidad y adaptabilidad estudiadas en esta actividad de aprendizaje (al menos 8 palabras del vocabulario). Recuerde usar conectores y signos de puntuación. • ¿Qué hace Ashley para ganarse la vida? • ¿Cómo afecta su condición a sus actividades diarias y cómo se las arregla? • ¿Cuál es su actitud hacia la vida? ¿Se siente deshabilitada de cierta ¿ocupaciones? • ¿Cómo sería tu vida diferente si estuvieras discapacitado y tuvieras que usar un ¿silla de ruedas? ¿Qué sería diferente para ti? (Usa condicionales mixtos en el responder). • ¿Cómo reaccionas cuando tienes que interactuar con una persona discapacitada? • ¿Cómo puedes contribuir a mejorar la vida de las personas con discapacidad? For SENA students their answers: Ashley is a student at the University of Iowa, she has a cerebral palsy condition, which is why she has problems walking and also with her motor skills. She does not complain about anything, she just says it's a matter of getting settled. On the other hand, he mentions that it is difficult for him to write, that he leaves the campus 20 minutes in advance because it is so full, that maybe twice he has hit someone with his chair, but that it was accidentally. She says that the really difficult thing is to deal with the constructions maybe around the university campus, but also when the weather conditions are not so good, it will take 25 minutes to get to class. Finally she says that she would love to run.

Hey Eva, This a great video and look into life at UNI from a different view. All around, amazing job! - Katie

You're a really inspirational person. I will never understand why a lot of people ignore people with disabilities. This is a real eye-opener into the world of another person. Congrats. Wendy. :)

my mom has a disability... its hard for all of us but we love her and she loves us stay strong ;)

Hi Ashley, I'm sorry I saw this, your video only so far ago. I wish I had the opportunity to meet you in person. I believe that you are the strongest, most humble and courageous person that I have ever met. Kisses.

Ashely you are amazing! You don't let your disability stand in your way and I admire that about you! Keep up the good work! By the way if you can't laugh at yourself then everyone else can to!

I find it hard to believe guys dont talk to her. I think shes got a great personality and shes cute. I think theyre missing out, not her.

Ashley is an amazing girl and any and every guy that doesnt give her a chance dont kno what they r missing out on...she really is a sweet and loving girl... just bcuz she isnt like them doesnt make her weird or anything else shes a person like u and me,... this was an amazing video and wish people would stop judging people b4 getting to kno them

Alguien del sena jajajja

I find it hard to believe guys dont talk to her. I think shes got a great personality and shes cute. I think theyre missing out, not her. What an inspiration

I am still Robbie Anson and I have Down syndrome whoever you are sweetie your disability does not find you it’s you that defines you does anyone here agrees with me? This is for anyone that sees this video

alguien me ayuda con unas preguntas??

Very well done!

Aww bless her :'( x

I also have cerebral palsy but I can walk and I have trouble writing really fast also!

I have walked over 55 years. Now I’m unable to walk. I have spinal stenosis and tumors in my spine and other medical problems in my back and legs. My husband pushes me in a manual wheelchair. I’m wanting him to order me a power wheelchair so I can get around my self. I’m home 24/7 except going to Doctor appointments. I’m laying down at home not being able to do tings I once enjoyed.

Go Ashley -- you are a very groovy earthling

Hi Guys. someone can help to SENA - Students about this questions...: After you watch the video answer the following questions. Use any voice recording software to record your answers and send the file as evidence. Use mixed conditional sentences (at least 4 examples), the idioms, vocabulary and ideas about flexibility and adaptability studied in this learning activity (at least 8 words from the vocabulary). Remember to use connectors and punctuation. • • What does Ashley do for a living? • • How does her condition affect her daily activities and how does she deal with it? • • What is her attitude towards life? Does she feel disabled from certain • activities? • • How would your life be different if you were handicapped and had to use a wheelchair? What would be different for you? (Use mixed conditionals in the answer). • • How do you react when you have to interact with a handicapped person? • • How can you contribute to improve the life of handicapped people? the same questions in spanish-Language : Las mismas preguntas hechas en El Idioma Español: Después de ver el video, responda las siguientes preguntas. Use cualquier software de grabación de voz para registrar sus respuestas y enviar el archivo como evidencia. Use oraciones condicionales mixtas (al menos 4 ejemplos), los modismos, el vocabulario y las ideas sobre flexibilidad y adaptabilidad estudiadas en esta actividad de aprendizaje (al menos 8 palabras del vocabulario). Recuerde usar conectores y signos de puntuación. • ¿Qué hace Ashley para ganarse la vida? • ¿Cómo afecta su condición a sus actividades diarias y cómo se las arregla? • ¿Cuál es su actitud hacia la vida? ¿Se siente deshabilitada de cierta ¿ocupaciones? • ¿Cómo sería tu vida diferente si estuvieras discapacitado y tuvieras que usar un ¿silla de ruedas? ¿Qué sería diferente para ti? (Usa condicionales mixtos en el responder). • ¿Cómo reaccionas cuando tienes que interactuar con una persona discapacitada? • ¿Cómo puedes contribuir a mejorar la vida de las personas con discapacidad? For SENA students their answers: Ashley is a student at the University of Iowa, she has a cerebral palsy condition, which is why she has problems walking and also with her motor skills. She does not complain about anything, she just says it's a matter of getting settled. On the other hand, he mentions that it is difficult for him to write, that he leaves the campus 20 minutes in advance because it is so full, that maybe twice he has hit someone with his chair, but that it was accidentally. She says that the really difficult thing is to deal with the constructions maybe around the university campus, but also when the weather conditions are not so good, it will take 25 minutes to get to class. Finally she says that she would love to run. Thanks to help us

Ella trabaja ?

Awesome, You are adorable

What does Ashley do for a living?

what does Ashley do for a living?

someone could do me the great favor of translating It into spanish

De que se trata. Se ve interesante

Help me with these questions please: • • What does Ashley do for a living? • • How does her condition affect her daily activities and how does she deal with it? • • What is her attitude towards life? Does she feel disabled from certain. • activities? • • How would your life be different if you were handicapped and had to use a wheelchair? What would be different for you? (Use mixed conditionals in the answer). • • How do you react when you have to interact with a handicapped person? • • How can you contribute to improve the life of handicapped people?

¿Alguien del SENA?

I tell people it's not a wheelchair, it's a throne!!

hello Y'all I'm a english student , I'm from Colombia it's very hard for me understand all video. I would like to know. How does she do for a living? thanks alot

wheelchairbound? come on

How is Ashley nowadays?

Where She Will worked

Is she in ur family or summin cuz shes got the same last name as u

You are beautiful and i know what you mean i have spactisity from a tbi

i could get marry with her, she has a great attitude

EL SENA ME LA PELA

does she wear diapers

someone could do me the great favor of translating It into spanish

What does Ashley do for a living?

someone could do me the great favor of translating It into spanish

someone could do me the great favor of translating It into spanish