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TIC: A Case Study on the Development of an Inclusive Curriculum Strategy

This webpage is part of the appendices for 'Inclusive Learning and the Provision of Reasonable Accommodations to Students with Disabilities in Higher Education  in Ireland'. 

Trinity Inclusive Curriculum: A Case Study on the Development of an Inclusive Curriculum Strategy

Trinity Inclusive Curriculum - Screen ShotThe purpose of this appendix is to provide a case study around developing resources and tools for lecturers to make their teaching and learning practice more inclusive. This case study is provided by Trinity College Dublin. The Trinity Inclusive Curriculum (TIC) project commenced, with the aim of responding to the increasing diversity of the student population through the promotion of appropriate inclusive practices and the provision of tools and resources.

Please note that if using this as a template for your own institution, you should reference 'Inclusive Learning and the Provision of Reasonable Accommodations to Students with Disabilities in Higher Education in Ireland' as the source:

AHEAD & DAWN (2018), Inclusive Learning and the Provision of Reasonable Accommodations to Students with Disabilities in Higher Education in Ireland. Dublin: AHEAD Educational Press.

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About the Road Map for Inclusion

'Inclusive Learning and the Provision of Reasonable Accommodations to Students with Disabilities in Higher Education in Ireland' is part of a series of outputs produced by the Association for Higher Education Access and Disability (AHEAD), in collaboration with the Disability Advisers Working Network (DAWN). It brings together two years of research on the inclusion of students with disabilities in higher education and concludes that an inclusive approach based on Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles would provide an effective framework to include and improve the retention of, not only students with disabilities, but a diverse range of students including migrants, mature students, international students, and students from different socio-economic backgrounds.

The values underpinning the Road Map series are explained in the following video:

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