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    The document discusses making classrooms accessible for students with disabilities. It provides strategies to support vision difficulties like preferential seating, large fonts, and peer buddying. For hearing difficulties, suggestions include preferential seating, hearing aids, establishing classroom rules, and using sound masking. For physical disabilities, the document recommends footpaths, ramps, ground floor classrooms, clearing furniture barriers, and adapted furniture. Overall, the strategies aim to create inclusive classrooms through accessibility modifications and peer support.

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    The document discusses making classrooms accessible for students with disabilities. It provides strategies to support vision difficulties like preferential seating, large fonts, and peer buddying. For hearing difficulties, suggestions include preferential seating, hearing aids, establishing classroom rules, and using sound masking. For physical disabilities, the document recommends footpaths, ramps, ground floor classrooms, clearing furniture barriers, and adapted furniture. Overall, the strategies aim to create inclusive classrooms through accessibility modifications and peer support.

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    Accessibility

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    Standards for Inclusive Education

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    In the group, state a few ways to make
    classroom accessible for particular disability.

    State explanation as how your suggested


    strategy can help develop accessible
    classroom.
    Vision Difficulties
    • Medical diagnosis or support
    • Classroom setting
    • Preferential seating
    • Large fonts, clear writing on the board
    • Peer buddying
    • Sound masking

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    Hearing Difficulties
    • Medical diagnosis or support
    • Preferential seating
    • Hearing aids
    • Peer buddying
    • Sound masking
    • Class rules/norms
    • Teacher’s protocols

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    Physical Difficulties
    • Footpaths and ramps (portable ramps, transfer
    boards)
    • Coverage of drains
    • Ground floor classrooms
    • Removal of furniture barriers
    • Preferential seating
    • Adapted furniture
    • Wheelchair etiquette
    • Peer buddying
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    Watch the video
    • Can you find 5 or more examples of how this
    is not an accessible classroom?
    • Video

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    • Removal of furniture barriers
    • Preferential seating
    • Adapted furniture
    • Peer buddying
    • Sound masking
    • Teacher’s protocol
    Accessible playgrounds
    • Children with disabilities also have the right
    to play with their peers. Here are some
    examples of simple things you can build into
    a school playground to increase accessibility

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    Thank You

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