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Equitable Access Guide: Understanding Legal Responsibilities for Institutions (Second Edition)

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This resource is for professionals who want a better understanding of the legal foundations in serving deaf students. Disability law attorneys and experienced practitioners explain institutional responsibilities and provide tips for implementing policies and procedures.

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Equitable Access Guide (Full Version)
Section 1: Understanding Laws, Regulations, Case Law, and Guidance
Section 2: From Law to Practice
Section 3: Auxiliary Aids and Services: The Basics
Section 4: Auxiliary Aids and Services: Common Challenges
Section 5: Beyond the Classroom: Non-Academic Programs
Section 6: Access to Facilities
Section 7: Technical Standards
Section 8: Online Accessibility
Section 9: Internships and Accessibility
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Topic(s): Legal/Policy
Type of Resource: Guides
Useful For: Administrators, Disability Services Professionals, Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals
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