Members Newsletter Issue 3, September 2011 You reap what you sow Students with disabilities benefit from flexible approaches to learning By Ann Heelan, Director More and more students with disabilities and learning disabilities are gaining the points and going to higher education. Every year there is an increasing number of students gaining access to the course of their choice and there is an increase of over 25% in the number of student seeking additional supports available to them through the HEA Fund for Students with Disabilities. AHEAD statistics on the participation rates clearly show that students with disabilities are broadening their subject choice and many are entering
Members Newsletter Issue 3, September 2011 You reap what you sow Students with disabilities benefit from flexible approaches to learning By Ann Heelan, Director More and more students with disabilities and learning disabilities are gaining the points and going to higher education. Every year there is an increasing number of students gaining access to the course of their choice and there is an increase of over 25% in the number of student seeking additional supports available to them through the HEA Fund for Students with Disabilities. AHEAD statistics on the participation rates clearly show that students with disabilities are broadening their subject choice and many are entering
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