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RR
Sep 19, 2017
I enjoyed this class a lot and it was a good introduction to working with students with disabilities and was a good refresher.
BC
Jun 21, 2016
Excellent course! I learned so much about all types of disabilities and resources that could be used to help students.
26 - 了解残障问题，并为残障人士提供支持 的 35 个评论（共 35 个）
创建者 Gretel S
•Oct 24, 2015
A very practical and informative course, the links and readings are also very educational.
创建者 Salesi D
•May 20, 2018
I recommend that teachers must take this course as it is very resourceful and informative.
创建者 saniya z
•Mar 16, 2017
very informative and need some improvements.
创建者 MOHAMAD H E Z
•Jun 11, 2018
Very good course that anybody out of the filed can understand it. It is light and easy to complete. And contain a various resources to enhance you knowledge.
创建者 Juliana M M S
•Mar 31, 2016
Like it! Good information to get in touch with the experiences in accessibility that are occurring outside my country. :)
创建者 behzad m
•Aug 02, 2017
nice course for basic understandings regarding disabilities .
创建者 Hannah G
•Oct 28, 2015
Geared specifically to college professors, as opposed to general public. Could be more useful with more background information on ADA and IDEA and everyday implications. Could also incorporate mental illness and disability aspects.
创建者 Yuchang L
•Feb 08, 2017
I would strongly recommend the instructor provide pdf lecture notes that we could save please.
创建者 Brittany K M
•Sep 11, 2019
Great and easy to learn program. The only issue of concern is if you are on a time crunch to get this course don't bother taking this course, you have to wait on other students to take the course and peer grade their work. Because of that I wasn't able to complete the course by my deadline for work.
创建者 Jennifer M
•Oct 18, 2015
Great material. Some things I didn't know about disabilities and colleges, however the presentation of the videos that were not of a guest speaker were poorly done. The instructors sounded like robots and you could tell easily that they were just reading from a script.
