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Adam and Field Work: A Case Study on Accommodations for Blindness
Are postsecondary institutions required to transport a student with a mobility impairment to a remote field site?
How can a student who is blind navigate in an unfamiliar area to do fieldwork?
How can I make a design studio class more accessible to students with disabilities?
How do I accommodate a student in fieldwork?
How does a student who is blind learn to navigate around campus?
Planning Ahead: A Case Study on Student Performance Standards and Accommodations for an Internship
What are reasonable accommodations for students with mobility impairments when fieldwork sites are not physically accessible?

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