Accessible Education Matters
E-learning course outline
Introduction
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Learning objectives
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Key features
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Contributors
Rights and Responsibilities
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Learners' experiences
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Who has responsibilities under the DDA?
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What activities are covered
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Why is the DDA needed?
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Facts about disability
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The importance of the DDA
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Barriers to disabled people
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Checklist
Key Provisions
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Aims and effects of the DDA
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Definition of disability
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Who is protected under the DDA?
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Medical Evidence
Knowledge and Confidentiality
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Confidentiality
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Data Protection
Less Favourable Treatment
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Discrimination
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Justification
Reasonable Adjustments
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Reasonable adjustments
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Auxiliary aids or services
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Examples of reasonable adjustments
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To whom is the duty owed?
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How long does the duty last?
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Reasonable and unreasonable adjustments
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Justification
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The dangers of a compliance approach
Assessment Quiz - this measures the user's knowledge and serves as a record of achievement.
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"I recommend this resource to anyone committed to breaking the barriers that disabled students face to create a more inclusive educational environment and society".
Dr James Palfreman-Kay, Chair,
NADO, Bournemouth University.
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