Self-Advocacy Skills and Self-Determination: Key Considerations for Higher Education Faculty

Provides background on actions faculty can take to help students with disabilities develop the self-advocacy skills and self-determination they need to be successful. Effective self-advocacy skills and self-determination are necessary for all students graduating from post-secondary education, but even more essential for those with disabilities.

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American Council on Education, National Center for Learning Disabilities, American Association of University Administrators
Year Resource Released
2019

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