Do you teach students with a disability and are unsure where to start? Making adjustments ensures students with disability can access and participate in education on the same basis as students without a disability.
Examples of disability include learning difficulties, intellectual disabilities, mental illness, emotional and behavioural disturbances, Autism Spectrum Disorder, sensory impairment, physical disabilities such as cerebral palsy, speech and language disorders, and chronic illness such as chronic fatigue syndrome.
In Term 1 next year, we have invited Marina Laing (Principal Project Officer, Diversity from NESA) to talk to our teachers about making adjustments.
If you have any questions to ask Marina, please complete our quick (less than 30 seconds) survey.
Examples of disability include learning difficulties, intellectual disabilities, mental illness, emotional and behavioural disturbances, Autism Spectrum Disorder, sensory impairment, physical disabilities such as cerebral palsy, speech and language disorders, and chronic illness such as chronic fatigue syndrome.
In Term 1 next year, we have invited Marina Laing (Principal Project Officer, Diversity from NESA) to talk to our teachers about making adjustments.
If you have any questions to ask Marina, please complete our quick (less than 30 seconds) survey.
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