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Faculty & Staff > Resources for Faculty of Students with Disabilities

While it is the Office of Services for Student with Disabilities that coordinates services for students with disabilities, we as an academic community have a responsibility for enacting accommodations. The inclusion of all members of our community into the academic life of Nebraska Wesleyan University requires that all constituents, faculty, staff and students work together. Only through collaboration and dialogue will we ensure inclusive practices and appropriate services for students with disabilities.

Policy
Nebraska Wesleyan University seeks to maintain a supportive academic environment for students with disabilities. To ensure their equal access to all educational programs, activities, and services. Federal law requires that students with disabilities notify the University, provide documentation, and request reasonable accommodations.

View the appeal procedures for students with disabilities.

Resources for Faculty

Houghton Mifflin Teaching Resource Site
This site is filled with excellent resources and teaching suggestions. Professors may find the section on technology assistance especially interesting.

Snow Site
The Snow Site includes free self-paced workshops as well as great teaching ideas. The Best Practices section contains teaching strategies to assist students with identified disabilities.

US Department of Education
This website is geared towards school-aged students, but offers a lot of information about legal issues, federal definitions of disabilities, resources, etc.

Council for Exceptional Children
This site allows you to investigate specific disabilities, laws, research based strategies, print and non-print resources.

Learning Disabilities Association of America
This site provides definitions of various types of learning disabilities, resources, teaching strategies, support groups, legislation issues, and more.

LD Online
LD Online is the source for definitions, teaching strategies, current research, resources, and support groups for learning disabilities.

NICHCY
NICHCY stands for the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities. It provides extensive information on all of the identified disabilities recognized by the federal and state governments and links to other sources of information and support.

 

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