A word about words...
The book uses the following words in specific ways:
Students with disabilities — This guide refers to disabilities in general terms that are intended to include different types
of physical, mental health, learning, intellectual, neurological, behavioural and developmental disabilities as well as
hearing and vision loss. It does not provide information about specific conditions.
Student(s) — In this book the term means student with a disability.
Parent(s) — This word means the person taking the role of an adult involved in
the student's life. This person could be a parent, legal guardian, grandparent or
other family member, teacher, counsellor or mentor.
Disability — This term refers to a permanent disability, defined as a functional limitation caused by a physical or mental impairment that restricts the ability of a person to perform the daily activities necessary to participate in studies at a post-secondary level or the labour force and is expected to remain with the person for the rest of the person's expected natural life.
Transition — This term uses this word to mean change, moving from one place or one situation to another; or a journey.
How to use this guide
A lot of information is presented and it covers a very complex topic. Do not feel that you need to read it, cover to cover, in one sitting. The transition to post-
A word about words...The book uses the following words in specific ways:Students with disabilities — This guide refers to disabilities in general terms that are intended to include different typesof physical, mental health, learning, intellectual, neurological, behavioural and developmental disabilities as well ashearing and vision loss. It does not provide information about specific conditions.Student(s) — In this book the term means student with a disability.Parent(s) — This word means the person taking the role of an adult involved inthe student's life. This person could be a parent, legal guardian, grandparent orother family member, teacher, counsellor or mentor.Disability — This term refers to a permanent disability, defined as a functional limitation caused by a physical or mental impairment that restricts the ability of a person to perform the daily activities necessary to participate in studies at a post-secondary level or the labour force and is expected to remain with the person for the rest of the person's expected natural life.Transition — This term uses this word to mean change, moving from one place or one situation to another; or a journey.How to use this guideA lot of information is presented and it covers a very complex topic. Do not feel that you need to read it, cover to cover, in one sitting. The transition to post-
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