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Ensuring Accessibility for Students with Disabilities
As a scholarship provider, creating equal opportunities for all students means including those with disabilities. By implementing inclusive practices, you will grant exceptional candidates with disabilities fair access to your funding opportunities. This guide aims to help scholarship providers ensrure accessibility for students with disabilities . 🌟For a quick checklist, check out our Accessibility Checklist. Some examples of common disabilities include but are not limited to: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) The person struggles to maintain attention and focus. Learning Disabilities Dyslexia: difficulty with words; this hinders a person’s ability to read Dysgraphia: difficulty with writing; person struggles with vocabulary retrieval Dyscalculia: difficulty with mathematics…
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The Hiring Process At GrantMe
So you’ve noticed that 10,000 North American Baby Boomers are retiring each day -…
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Is My Child Picking the Right…
"The Right University Program for Your Child." It's a phrase we've all heard before, but…
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How to Find the Perfect Job
There are many steps to take when preparing for a new career. Some of the…
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How to Get On-Campus Jobs for…
If you’re a university student looking to earn some extra income, on-campus jobs are an…
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How to Write a Student Resume…
When you're busy with extracurriculars, group projects, and clubs, it’s hard to keep a part-time…
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What Are Student Research Positions?
Are you thinking about your future and wondering, “what are student research positions?” Well, you…
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