Transition to University

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Transition to University Supporting SEND: Transition to University

Support for Disabled Students in Higher Education Sandy Alden, Team Leader, Student Wellbeing Service Newcastle University

Session Content Support for Students with SEND/SpLD in Higher Education Disabled Students Allowances The Importance of Early Disclosure

Reasonable Adjustments Can be defined as taking positive steps to remove barriers for people with disabilities Typical adjustments in HE Examinations/Assessment Lectures Physical Environment Technology 25% extra time - use of a reader and/or scribe - use of a computer (and assistive technology) - rest breaks - sit exams in a smaller venue (eg up to 15) - access to appropriate ergonomic equipment - alternative formats

Role of a Disability Adviser Talk to applicants and students about their support requirements Assist in applying for Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSA) Help to arrange assessments of study support requirements Liaise with appropriate staff about exam arrangements Liaise with academic and related staff about support and adjustments in the learning environment Work with external agencies for the provision of appropriate non-medical helper support

Specific Learning Difficulties Diagnostic assessment Specialist one-on-one study skills support Workshops Small group sessions Access to assistive technology

Wellbeing Issues Depression/Anxiety Social isolation Mental health Grievance

Disabled Students’ Allowances Eligibility What can DSAs pay for? specialist equipment specialist non-medical helper travel general allowance DSAs are not available for: costs that any student might incur regardless of a disability cost of diagnostic assessment auxiliary aids and services

DSA Process Complete application form and send to funding body with evidence Study Needs Assessment Recommendations & approval Accessing support Time scales

The Importance of Early Disclosure Ensures you can have a full discussion of your support needs You receive training in the use of any assistive technologies Ensures you can access and use all appropriate support at the start of the course

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