Inclusive Practice is Good Practice

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Section 4: RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES we all have them...

 

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For detailed information on this section, please contact the disability support staff listed under Section 6 of this publication.

Major points covered in this additional information include:

Student rights regarding:

  • opportunities to participate in courses/activities
  • access to information
  • access to support services
  • evaluation
  • appeals

Student responsibilities regarding:

  • identification and access to support services
  • documentation and requests for accommodations
  • participation in the process of identifying inclusive strategies
  • academic standards

Institution and staff rights regarding:

  • identification of essential course skills and competencies
  • evaluation
  • support documentation

Institution and staff responsibilities regarding:

  • communication with students
  • identification of support needs
  • provision of accessible information/services
  • assessment
  • implementation of inclusive practices

 

Contents | Introduction | Strategies for Inclusive Practice | What The Law Says | Legislative Requirements | Rights and Responsibilities | Code of Practice | Who Can Assist? | Examples of Inclusive Practice | Appropriate Language and Behaviour | Index to Fact Sheet Series | Bibliography | Recommended References | Tasmanian Organisations | Acknowledgements