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Accommodating Individuals with Disabilities
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High School Students
IDEA-Individuals With Disabilities Education
Act
Entitlement LAW
Legal Document
Modifications and/or accommodations
CTE
Instructor
Interpreters,
para’s, etc
Parents
Student
Classroom
Teachers
Counselors
Special
Education
Teacher
504
Adult and High School Students
Physical Disabilities
Specific Learning Disabilities
Other Health Issues
Accommodations rather than modifications
Modification vs Accommodation
Modification-making changes to curriculum,
content, and program to help the student.
Accommodation-changing the delivery
method or the way the student demonstrates
mastery or performance
Prevent intentional or unintentional
discrimination against person with
disabilities, persons who are believed to have
disabilities, or family members of persons
with disabilities
Eliminate barriers that exclude persons with
disabilities
a physical or mental impairment that
substantially limits one or more major life
activities;
a record of such an impairment; or
is regarded as having such an impairment.
Walking
Working
Speaking
Standing
Breathing
Sitting
Seeing
Lifting
Hearing
Performing Manual Tasks
Learning
Caring for Oneself
Reading
Individuals must be able to “get in the door”
If you provide the service for another student,
then you must also provide it for the student
with a disability.
Transportation
Seating
Work station and equipment
Safety Equipment
Breaks
Learning Environment
Individual with a disability
Satisfy job requirements
◦ Skill
◦ Experience
◦ Education
Can perform the essential functions of the job With
or Without reasonable accommodations
Must provide recent documentation from a
qualified professional of the disability.
Documentation must show that the disability
directly affects the individual’s ability to learn
or perform essential functions of a job.
BE CAREFUL
A student who is visually impaired enrolls in
graphic arts classes?
A student who is deaf wishes to enroll in
aviation classes?
A student with HIV wishes to enroll in a
cosmetology class?
A student with learning disabilities in math
wishes to enroll in CAD?
Job descriptions
Certification/licensure standards
Liability issues
Fundamental skills
Organization of company
List
one factor that would
absolutely exclude a student
from completing training or
seeking any type of
employment in a particular
field.
Practical Nursing
Culinary Arts
Welding
Web Design
Automotive Service Tech.
Accounting
How will you inform yourself?
What will you delegate to others?
What resources do you need?
What areas need attention?
What is your back up plan?
What is ongoing?
Inform
yourself
Provide a syllabus
Simplify instructions
Post things in writing
Provide resources
Respect the individual
Seating
Physical
arrangement
Equipment
Lighting
Goal
Setting
“Chunking”
Check Lists
Feedback
Time Management
Modify Length, Font, Format
Simplify Vocabulary, Directions, Problems
Allow Textbook, Notes, etc.
Extend/Shorten Time Limits
Allow Student to Correct or Try Again
If the test is a national or state accredited
exam, consult with the testing company
about the accommodations allowed.
Extended Time
Given/Answered
Orally
Quiet Environment
Additional or extended restroom breaks
Ability to eat or drink if student has dietary
needs.
Freedom to sit or stand periodically
Allow students to record lectures,
assignments, etc.
Assistive devices or technology
others
Provide
what is necessary
Avoid over-compensation
Maintain high expectations
Choose groups/tasks wisely
Don’t compromise integrity
Family
Educational
Rights
and
Privacy
Act
Never
release information or
discuss a student with an
individual, agency, or other
staff member who does not
have a legal, legitimate
reason to know.
IEP
504
Universal Design
Qualifying Disability
Exclusionary Factor
FERPA
Appropriate Placement
Paperwork
If you are unsure about providing appropriate
accommodations for a student, ASK him or her.
Consult the student services professional on your
campus or on another campus.
Consult with the student’s home teachers,
counselors or other instructors at your school.
Call CAC office.
Always maintain confidentiality.
Career and Academic Connections
http://www.okcareertech.org/educators/career-and-academicconnections/special-needs-resources
Directories:
Staff and personnel contact information for the Oklahoma CareerTech education system
http://www.okcareertech.org/contact/directories-1
http://www.Wrightslaw.com
http://www.ok.gov/sde/specialeducation