Question

Given our current state of the world with COVID and most colleges and universities now operating in a hybrid or all online model and facing potentially large budget shortfalls, do you think that HE institutions can continue to provide the needed services to disabled students while moving many courses online? In what ways do you anticipate HE institutions will need to change in order continue to provide proper services to disabled students while facing budget shortfalls?

Answer 1

In this pandemic scenario, we need to realize the importance of teaching online for Higher education institutions and think about the budget shortfalls. Teaching disabled students online is a problem for Higher education institutions. Nevertheless, this can initiate with some ease by providing them with individual attention according to their requirements. They should adjust the teaching methods with the requirement and their ease. Preparing some simple presentation may be audios videos charts graphs for better understanding of the concept.

Teaching on a budget requires allocating and managing resources. For teaching disabled students, some free apps should use to make them understand, and online platforms like zoom can act a connection with the students. Teachers should answer the queries through these platforms, and online study materials should also provide that will help in independent learning. Recorded lessons should be made accessible for betterment. E-Books should be available for any time learning and reading.

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