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Adaptions and support
A disability does not necessarily lead to problems in your studies. But if is does then tailor – made solutions must be found. This is done because, for instance, a disability such as dyslexia requires a different solution for different people.
A meeting between you, the study coach co-ordinator and the contact person Disability & Study can result in agreements to adapt your programme of study. These adaptations are recorded in a contract.
The support protocol describes how the support of students with a disability is regulated at various stages, such as intake, during the studies and graduation.
The protocol of support
This protocol describes how the support of students with a disability is organised during intake, studies and graduation.
The protocol is:
- A description
- Of the support of Stenden students with a disability or impairment.
- From the very beginning (Open Days, etc.) till the moment the student leaves (either with or without a diploma)
- For coaches of students with a disability
- The objective being to reduce any study delays as much as possible
- Divided in a general part and a separate protocol on regulations on tests for students with dyslexia/dyscalculia
For more information check out this site or contact the Disability & Study point of contact
Contract
A meeting between you, the study coach co-ordinator and the Disability & Study contact person can result in an agreement about modifications in your studies. These are recorded in a contract.
The contract is:
- An agreement
- About modifications and tailor-made provisions in the programme
- For instance, extra time for the test, reduced compulsory attendance, or a loop line
- For students with an impairment
- Agreed upon by the student, study coach co-ordinator and the Disability & Study contact person
- With the objective to prevent delays in studies as much as possible
- Divided into a general and a separate shortened version for students with dyslexia/dyscalculia
- And ratified by the Secretary of the Exam Committee.