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There is a process educators can follow when determining appropriate accommodations for students.
Where can I find resources about individuals with disabilities in specific career fields?
The Internet hosts a large quantity of websites that deal with the legal and social issues related to people with disabilities and employment. Many resources offer assistance in understanding employment-related legislation, helping students with disabilities prepare for careers, developing workplace accommodations, and applying universal design principles in the work environment. A collection of websites and electronic discussion lists related to individuals with disabilities in specific career fields can be found at Disability-Related Resources: Individuals with Disabilities in Specific Career Fields.
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