Services Offered by the Student Support Center

The Student Support Center provides a wide range of specialized services aimed at supporting students with diverse needs, particularly those with disabilities. These services ensure equitable access to education and create an inclusive learning environment. Below is a description of the key services offered:

  • Translation of Documents to Braille and Vice-Versa: The center utilizes screen reader software and other related applications to translate lecture notes, assignments, and other academic materials from word documents into Braille for visually impaired students. The reverse process is also offered to ensure accessibility for all.
  • Exam Accommodations: The center provides tailored exam accommodations for students with special educational needs. This includes adapting the time, format, and resources of assessments to meet the individual requirements of students. Assistive technologies or additional support staff are also made available during examinations.
  • Note-Taking Assistance: Students can access note-taking services that offer lecture notes either in Braille, large print, or other accessible formats. This service ensures that all students can engage with course content, regardless of any physical limitations.
  • Development of Short Courses and Postgraduate Programs: The center contributes to the development and design of specialized short courses and postgraduate programs in the fields of Special Needs (SN) and Inclusive Education (IE). These programs are aimed at building expertise in addressing the needs of students with disabilities.
  • Data Center for Students with Special Educational Needs: The center acts as a central hub for maintaining accurate and updated records of students with special educational needs. This data ensures that appropriate support is provided throughout their academic journey.
  • Special Educational Needs Assessment: The center is responsible for planning and conducting assessments to identify the specific educational needs of students. This allows for the provision of tailored support that aligns with their unique learning challenges.
  • School Attachment Assistance: The center provides guidance and support to students during school attachment programs, particularly those pursuing education degrees. This includes helping them prepare lesson plans and gather suitable teaching materials that accommodate diverse learners.
  • Support for Families and Schools of Children with Disabilities: In addition to its academic functions, the center extends its services to the community by planning and providing support to families and neighborhood schools that educate children with disabilities. This outreach strengthens the center's role in promoting inclusive education beyond the university.

These services reflect the center's commitment to ensuring that students with disabilities receive the necessary support to thrive academically, while also fostering a more inclusive educational environment.

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