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Reasonable adjustments at school and college
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- Name the barrier or task that is difficult
- Explain what happens without support
- Decide your next action and put it in writing
- Gather evidence that matches what you write
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- 1Name the barrier or task that is difficult
- 2Explain what happens without support
- 3Decide your next action and put it in writing
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Name the barrier or task that is difficult
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- Prepare: Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
- Check: Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
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- Name the barrier or task that is difficult
- Prepare: Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
- Check: Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
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Evidence checklist
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- Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
- Accessible classroom seating and equipment setup.
- Communication adjustments (written instructions, processing time).
- Toilet/medical access plans that avoid dignity issues.
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- Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
- Accessible classroom seating and equipment setup.
- Communication adjustments (written instructions, processing time).
- Toilet/medical access plans that avoid dignity issues.
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- Keep notes and ask for decisions in writing.
- Use the related detailed guide when you are ready for the next step.
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Guide summary
- Name the barrier or task that is difficult
- Explain what happens without support
- Decide your next action and put it in writing
- Gather evidence that matches what you write
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- Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
- Accessible classroom seating and equipment setup.
- Communication adjustments (written instructions, processing time).
- Alternative timetables, movement breaks, and fatigue pacing.
- Accessible classroom seating and equipment setup.
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