Accessibility

Accessibility: What Does it Mean to You?

Accessibility: What Does it Mean to You?

Accessibility. What does it truly mean? For me, accessibility isn’t just a concept. It’s a commitment. It’s about creating a world where everyone can flourish.   Why accessibility is more than a buzzword Many of us know accessibility matters. But it’s not just about...

Accessibility: The Change I Want to See

Accessibility: The Change I Want to See

What is the accessibility change I want to see? I talk a lot about effecting change for children, students, parents, professionals, and organizations. I have ongoing lists of my vision for home education, schools, classrooms, rehabilitation centers, medical...

What is Accessible Education Anyway?

What is Accessible Education Anyway?

Accessible education is more than providing closed captioning to a video presentation (although this is a crucial provision to consider always).   Accessible education is: Designing learning/teaching experiences, materials, evaluation methods/feedback, etc. in a...

Accessibility is a Human Right

Accessibility is a Human Right

I am no longer apologizing. I am also not thanking anyone.⠀ ⠀ My son and I occupy a lot of space when we're out and about. That's because we have to. And, that’s OK.⠀ ⠀ When we go to the rehabilitation center, I apologize for having to stop several times during the...

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Why We Need to Prioritize Accessibility

Why We Need to Prioritize Accessibility

Accessibility is not just a trend or a nice thing to do.   There is an increase in demand for inclusion, especially within education. If we’re not prioritizing accessibility, we’re sending the message that not everyone is welcome.   Five reasons we need to...

Why We Need to Prioritize Accessibility

Why We Need to Prioritize Accessibility

Accessibility is not just a trend or a nice thing to do.   There is an increase in demand for inclusion, especially within education. If we’re not prioritizing accessibility, we’re sending the message that not everyone is welcome.   Five reasons we need to...