Listen to the episode titled "Why Self-Awareness and Self-Determination are Important for College Success" on the Diverse Thinking, Different Learning podcast.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

All week, I’ve posted about how students with disabilities access accommodations at college. They'll need self-advocacy & self-determination skills, as I discussed on the Diverse Thinking, Different Learning podcast: https://bit.ly/LDAp1x

#SelfAdvocacy #EduSky

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#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

Incoming college freshmen may want to wait to register for disability accommodations, and those who started already but didn’t register previously may wonder if they still can. Get the facts:

Blogpost title is “Encourage College-Bound Students To Register for Disability Accommodations. Image shows the first paragraphs of the post.

Image of a cellphone showing the title of the post (Why You Should Register for College Disability Accommodations) and the opening text of that post.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

This week I've posted about college accommodations. Many students don't register for them.

I wrote talking points you can use to address students concerns: http://bit.ly/LDBlog114x

I also wrote a post to speak directly to students: https://bit.ly/LDBlog117

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#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 4

Wondering whether colleges provide course substitutions? Get the facts: https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ8

See my other quick video tips about substitutions here:

All College Course Substitution Resources on the LD Advisory blog. Cartoon image of a stack of books, graduation cap, and rolled diploma.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 4

Today's focus is on course substitutions. As with other accommodations, colleges don't have to approve these just b/c the high school did & some may not be allowed in a student's major.

Get links to posts on my blog and on my Substack: https://bit.ly/LDblog160

Title of the ADDitude article is "Will my child have an IEP in College? Picture of a college campus in the fall with students seated on the grass and trees that have lost their leaves.

A Black female college student in jeans and a red short-sleeved top sitting on the floor reading a book in a library. The ADDitude article title is, "College Accommodations Aren't Like High School Accommodations."

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3

Many parents worry about how changes in prevailing laws affect students with disabilities at college. I wrote for @additudemag.bsky.social about: 

- what happens to IEPs after high school - https://bit.ly/ADDMagart
- accommodations - https://bit.ly/ADDMagCAs

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#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3

This is a crucial piece of information. I know you may have heard otherwise. https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ1

(Prefer tor read? Here's  a post: https://bit.ly/LDblog101x

See lots of other video tips about disability accommodations at college: https://bit.ly/ECHCDAT

#EduSky

All College Accommodation Resources on the LD Advisory Blog. Cartoon image of a graduation cap, clock and notetbooks.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3

Continuing our theme, let’s talk about accommodations. 

Because of changes in prevailing laws & expectations colleges have for *all* students, some accommodations students had previously may not be available to them at college. 

Learn more: https://bit.ly/LDBCA

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2

People hear a lot of things about IEPs, 504s, and how they’re used or viewed in the college disability services system. Most of it is wrong. Watch this: https://bit.ly/ECHFAQ18

And see all my quick tips on documentation on my Youtube channel: https://bit.ly/ECHDRT

College Accommodation Week video is titled "Find College Disability Documentation Requirements to Apply for Accommodations." Image of a screen showing the disability documentation page for a college.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2

Students who want to receive accommodations usually have to submit documentation (paperwork showing they have a disability). *Don't assume you know what they need - you must check.* In this video, I explain how to find the requirements: https://bit.ly/LDAv5

All college disability documentation requirement resources on the LD Advisory blog

College Disability Documentation Requirements on Substack

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2

It’s important to know that colleges get to set their own disability documentation requirements, so if you've heard that *all* colleges require something, that's definitely disinformation. 

Learn more:
Blog: https://bit.ly/LDBDoc
Substack: https://bit.ly/LDAdSSDI

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 1

When they register for disability accommodations, students may have to have an intake appointment. @delmarvin.bsky.social talked to me about these intakes. Share this with a student to help them feel more relaxed about the meeting: https://bit.ly/ECHv16

College Accommodation Week video is titled "How Do Students with Disabilities Get Accommodations at College?" Image of the registration page for a college disability services office.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 1

Students with disabilities who are college-bound this fall can and should register for accommodations now. Remember - the high school didn't (and couldn't) do this for them - they have to follow the process. Here's how they do it: https://bit.ly/LDAv2x

All disability services registration resources on the LD Advisory blog. Cartoon image of a graduation cap hovering over an open book.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 1

Students with disabilities who are either starting or returning to college can register for accommodations. From this page on my blog, you'll find links to these postsabout what the process looks like: https://bit.ly/LDblog159

#EduSky #College #dyslexia

Listen to the episode titled "Why Self-Awareness and Self-Determination are Important for College Success" on the Diverse Thinking, Different Learning podcast.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

All week, I’ve posted about how students with disabilities access accommodations at college. They'll need self-advocacy & self-determination skills, as I discussed on the Diverse Thinking, Different Learning podcast: https://bit.ly/LDAp1x

#SelfAdvocacy #EduSky

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

Incoming college freshmen may want to wait to register for disability accommodations, and those who started already but didn’t register previously may wonder if they still can. Get the facts.

Blogpost title is “Encourage College-Bound Students To Register for Disability Accommodations. Image shows the first paragraphs of the post.

Image of a cellphone showing the title of the post (Why You Should Register for College Disability Accommodations) and the opening text of that post.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

This week I've posted about college accommodations. Many students don't register for them.

I wrote talking points you can use to address students concerns: http://bit.ly/LDBlog114x

I also wrote a post to speak directly to students: https://bit.ly/LDBlog117

All College Course Substitution Resources on the LD Advisory blog. Cartoon image of a stack of books, graduation cap, and rolled diploma.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 4

Today's focus is on course substitutions. As with other accommodations, colleges aren't required to provide a substitution just because a student's high school did & some may not be allowed in a student's major.

Learn more on my blog: (https://bit.ly/LDBCSS

Title of the ADDitude article is "Will my child have an IEP in College? Picture of a college campus in the fall with students seated on the grass and trees that have lost their leaves.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3

I know parents worry about how the changes in prevailing laws will affect their student with a disability when they get to college. I wrote about the changes and what students can and can't expect there for @additudemag.bsky.social: https://bit.ly/ADDMagart

All College Accommodation Resources on the LD Advisory Blog. Cartoon image of a graduation cap, clock and notetbooks.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 3

Continuing our theme, let’s talk about accommodations. 

Because of changes in prevailing laws & expectations colleges have for *all* students, some accommodations students had previously may not be available to them at college. 

Learn more: https://bit.ly/LDBCA

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2

People hear a lot of things about IEPs, 504s, and how they’re used or viewed in the college disability services system. Most of it is wrong. Watch this to see the answer to a FAQ

And see all my quick tips on documentation on my Youtube channel: https://bit.ly/ECHDRT

College Accommodation Week video is titled "Find College Disability Documentation Requirements to Apply for Accommodations." Image of a screen showing the disability documentation page for a college.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2

Students who want to receive accommodations usually have to submit documentation (paperwork showing they have a disability). *Don't assume you know what they need - you must check.* In this video, I explain how to find the requirements: https://bit.ly/LDAv5

All college disability documentation requirement resources on the LD Advisory blog

College Disability Documentation Requirements on Substack

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 2

It’s important to know that colleges get to set their own disability documentation requirements, so if you've heard that *all* colleges require something, that's definitely disinformation. 

Learn more:
Blog: https://bit.ly/LDBDoc
Substack: https://bit.ly/LDAdSSDI

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 1

When they register for disability accommodations, students may have to have an intake appointment. @delmarvin.bsky.social talked to me about these intakes. Share this with a student to help them feel more relaxed about the meeting: https://bit.ly/ECHv16

College Accommodation Week video is titled "How Do Students with Disabilities Get Accommodations at College?" Image of the registration page for a college disability services office.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 1

Students with disabilities who are college-bound this fall can and should register for accommodations now. Remember - the high school didn't (and couldn't) do this for them - they have to follow the process. I made a video showing what the process might look like.

All disability services registration resources on the LD Advisory blog. Cartoon image of a graduation cap hovering over an open book.

Disability Registration Process Resources on Substack.

Video title is "How do students with disabilities get accommodations at college?" Screen shows the registration page on a college disability services website."

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 1

On my blog (https://bit.ly/LDARLP & Substack (https://bit.ly/LDAdSS6 )you can read posts about the college disability services registration process process.

You can also watch this brief video demonstrating what the process might look like: https://bit.ly/LDAv2x

Did you find this week's posts helpful? Want to learn more? Read my book. Image features the cover of 7 Steps to College Success: A Pathway for Students with Disabilities.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek

This week, I've featured posts to help you learn how students access disability accommodations at college, what documentation they'll need & what might or might not be available.

To learn more about all of these topics:

1) Read my book: https://bit.ly/ECHbook

#EduSky

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

All week, I’ve posted about how students with disabilities access accommodations at college. They'll need self-advocacy & self-determination skills, as I discussed on the Diverse Thinking, Different Learning podcast: https://bit.ly/LDAp1x

#SelfAdvocacy #EduSky

Enjoy the videos and music that you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.

#CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

Research shows some students don’t register for disability accommodations at college because of concerns about how their information will be shared. I’ve got some reassurances for them: https://bit.ly/ECHTT4

#EduSky  #ADHD #Dyslexia #LearningDisabilities #SpecialEd

Blogpost title is “Encourage College-Bound Students To Register for Disability Accommodations. Image shows the first paragraphs of the post.

Blogpost title is “Why You Should Register For College Disability Accommodations.” Image shows the first paragraphs of the post.

🧵 #CollegeAccommodationWeek Day 5

This week’s posts have discussed how students get accommodations, what they need for documentation, and what might or might not be commonly available.