Scenario 1: Before the Semester Begins Even before the semester begins, you can plan to make your classes more accessible to students with disabilities. One of the most important services for a student with a disability is the provision of accommodations. Once you receive an accommodation plan, you should review the accommodations required with the student in private. If you have concerns about a particular accommodation, discuss it with the student and his/her disability counsellor. How can I encourage students with an accommodation plan to bring them forward for discussion? |
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Scenario 1: Before the Semester Begins
Even before the semester begins, you can plan to make your classes more accessible to students with disabilities.
One of the most important services for a student with a disability is the provision of accommodations. Once you receive an accommodation plan, you should review the accommodations required with the student in private. If you have concerns about a particular accommodation, discuss it with the student and his/her disability counsellor.
How can I encourage students with an accommodation plan to bring them forward for discussion?
In the course outline, include a statement encouraging students who require accommodations to bring them to you for discussion.
When an accommodation plan is presented by a student, plan a private meeting to discuss the plan with the student individually. If you have concerns about a particular accommodation, discuss it with the student and his/her disability counsellor.
In the course outline, include a statement encouraging students who require accommodations to bring them to you for discussion.
When an accommodation plan is presented by a student, plan a private meeting to discuss the plan with the student individually. If you have concerns about a particular accommodation, discuss it with the student and his/her disability counsellor.