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Inclusive Curriculum
Inclusion
Jones (1997)
Inclusive CurriculumWhat Should an Inclusive Curriculum Encompass
• Admissions
• Progressions
• Enrolment
• Curriculum Design
• Content
• Delivery
• Assessment
• Laboratory / Studio Work
• Work Placements• Field Trips
Disability
• Common – in your staff and in your students
• Students in UWN have DSA
• Most common disability in university is: – Dyslexia– DCD, ADHD, ASD– VI, HI, Physical impairment
Support
• Student Services
• DSA
• Study Skill Tutors
• Note takers
• Scribes
• Exam Provision
• Computers and Software Support
Generic tips
• Consider all students may have a disability
• Some will not have disclosed
What are Specific Learning Difficulties?
Dyslexia
Key areas of difficulties for individuals with dyslexia:
•Note taking•Writing•Missing information•Spelling•Reading•Copying •New vocabulary •Rereading information
Developmental Co-ordination Disorder (DCD)/Dyspraxia
Key areas of difficulties for individuals with DCD/dyspraxia:
•Slower•Legibility•Organisation•Prioritisation•Time concepts•Motor control•Driving•Packing bags or filing notes•Meals
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Key areas of difficulties for individuals with ADHD:
Organisational skillsImpulsivityPoor concentrationDrifting off Poor time management Initiation difficulties
Autism Spectrum Disorders/Aspergers Syndrome
Key areas of difficulties for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Asperger’s Syndrome:
May be socially isolated Understanding social rules Coping with changeDifferent lecturers’ teaching stylesMisunderstandingExpressing themselves clearlyCoping in the workplaceNoisy situationsCo-ordination difficulties
Speech, language and communication disorders
Key areas of difficulties for individuals with speech, language and communication disorders: •Remembering a sequence of instructions •Taking down telephone numbers or instructions •Anxious or angry •Withdrawn •Misunderstand •Taking turn •Lead rather than be led
Organisational strategies
Tips for note-taking
• Notebook• Template for notes • Highlighting • Bullet points• Use abbreviations
Organising courseworkSome strategies include:
Colour folders for each subject
Subject details page
Create assignment templates
Assignment templates
Template to help students organise their notes: www.readwritethink.org.
Just some of the templates include:
The persuasion map
The essay map
The compare & contrast map
Wordbar
• Easy to create new Wordbars
Assignment Schedule
Due dates
(In order)
Subject/Module Assignment
Title
Word Count Date to start
writing
assignment
Completed?
(Tick when
done)
25/10/2012 Social
Psychology
Nature or
nurture?
1500 words 15th September,
2012
WordbarUsing the computer to help students
Changing the background colour on the computer
Screen ruler: www.clarosoftware.com.
Fonts:
Speech-to-text:
www.dyslexic.com or www.amazon.co.uk.
Using the computer to help students
Text-to-speech:
• Free text-to-speech:• www.naturalreaders.com• www.readplease.com• www.readpal.com/one/screenreader.htm
Using the computer to help students
Essentials for revision
Support - Basic Tips
•Be aware•Speak to them•Pre printed lecture•Speak•Recap aims and objectives •Overheads
Support - Basic Tips
Tips for written material •Font – handouts•Font – PowerPoint •Font Colour •Background •Goal set•Avoid dictation
Helpful websites for college students
Help with study skills:
Study guides and strategies: www.studygs.net
Skills4study: www.palgrave.com/skills4study Waylink English: www.waylink-english.co.uk Open University: www.open.ac.uk/skillsforstudy
Helpful websites for college students
General help with college life:
The Student Room: www.thestudentroom.co.uk Student UK website: www.studentuk.com Need2know: www.need2know.co.uk Life tracks: www.tinyurl.com/first-term
Useful websites
• Dyslexia:• The British Dyslexia Association: www.bdadyslexia.org.uk• Dyslexia Action: www.dyslexiaaction.org.uk • DAI: The Dyslexia Association Ireland: www.dyslexia.ie• DCD:• Dyspraxia Foundation: www.dyspraxiafoundation.org.uk• ASD:• The National Autistic Society: www.autism.org.uk• ADHD:• Help4ADHD: www.help4adhd.org• ADDISS: www.addiss.co.uk
• SL & C:• AFASIC: www.afasic.org.uk