| Students
who are hearing impaired… |
- have
access to induction loop systems
- receive
support in applying to buy specialist equipment
- can
make arrangements for hiring scribes for making notes in the
classroom
|
| Students
who are visually impaired… |
- have
access to fixed or portable CCTV readers
- are
encouraged to use computer software for text enlargement
- can
hire magnifying glasses and sheets
- can
take out a selection of audio books from the library
|
| Students
with dyslexia… |
- are
provided appropriate learning materials
- have
access to portable electronic spelling checkers
- receive
appropriate tuition
|
| Students
with mobility problems… |
- attend
classes in accessible areas
- can
use touch screen computer facilities
- take
benefit of adapted accommodation
- use
designated wheelchair access routes
|
