About the Reasonable Adjustments Case Studies
As part of the Implementing Reasonable Adjustments Project (IRAP), these Case Studies have been submitted to showcase good practice in supporting disabled students through inclusive practice and reasonable adjustments in Teaching & Learning.
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Access the complete Reasonable Adjustments resources
A range of resources for supporting disabled students is available in the MS Teams area on Disability Resources (Staff supporting disabled students). This is open to all staff in the University. Guidance and a link to an e-learning module are also available through the Disability Information webpages.
Exploring the Accessibility of Teaching for Deaf Students
By: Emma-Jayne Conway, Adult PWP Programme Director, Lecturer in Clinical Psychology, Module Convenor, emma-jayne.conway@reading.ac.uk Context Size of the cohort: less than 20 The Programme of study: Postgraduate taught Applies to the following aspects of the student experience: in class test coursework (essay) coursework (research report) seminar environment teaching materials lecture theatre style of presentation […]
Creating a cross-programme roleplay video library for diverse learners in clinical skills training
By: Anjali Chandar, School/function, a.m.chandar@reading.ac.uk Size of the cohort: 21-50 The Programme of study: Postgraduate taught Applies to the following aspects of the student experience: in class test coursework (essay) coursework (research report) seminar environment teaching materials lecture theatre style of presentation (by staff) style of presentation (by students) group work placement field trip […]
Enabling group work benefits for those who can’t work in groups
Rachel Pye (SPCLS) discusses altering ‘hands-on’ group-based assessment for those who can’t work in groups.