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Live Blog Council March 14th

  • Post author:ksu
  • Post published:March 14, 2021
  • Post category:Live Blog

Hey Everyone! Welcome to the live blogs for today's council! This will be the last council with the current exec as the changeover for 2021/2022 is tomorrow! 5:03: Meeting called…

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Sign the Open Letter - REMOVAL OF NOTE-TAKING ACCOMMODATION

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Sign the Open Letter - DALHOUSIE REMOVES NOTE-TAKING ACCOMMODATION

View the statement by the KSU Executive here

Sign the Open Letter to Dalhousie here

Earlier this term, Dalhousie got rid of the note-taking accommodation. The accommodation provided to students with disabilities, typed notes from peers in the class. The accommodation levelled the playing field for students whose disability created a barrier to physically entering the classroom space, or who struggled to record class content while present. Despite approving the note-taking accommodation for students this term, Dalhousie switched over to a recorded lecture model. The model asks that professors share recorded lectures with students who have been approved for the accommodation. Dalhousie neglected to inform both students requiring the accommodation and professors of the change. Instead, they opted to quietly remove the note-taking portal from the website after classes had resumed, leaving both students and professors to figure it out on their own. 

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