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Lecture notes are notes provided to the student by the professor prior to the lecture. You may provide outlines electronically to support note taking. Students may be permitted the use of a laptop or mobile device and note-taking software for note-taking. Guided notes encourage student participation during class and minimize the amount of writing required to keep up with the information being presented. Guided notes are outlines, provided by the instructor, with spaces or blanks that the student can fill in during the lecture.

Notes and/or recordings are for a student’s personal study use only and are not to be shared with other individuals unless you provide notes to all class participants.Ĭommon ways to provide note-taking accommodations include the following: Assistance is determined on a class-by-class basis and is dependent upon the nature of each course and the method of instruction as it relates to the student’s documented disability.

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Note-taking assistance is provided as a necessary academic accommodation and is not considered a substitute for a student’s full participation in class. A note-taking accommodation is intended to provide information that the student would have gotten on his/her own, if it were not for his/her disability.

Physical and hearing impairments may also limit speed and make note-taking difficult. For example, a student with an auditory processing problem may take few or unclear notes. Some students with disabilities have difficulty taking notes. Note-taking Accommodations in the Classroom

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