[nabs-l] Science lab accommodations

[Karl Martin Adam]

Hi Briana,

I would definitely suggest you request a lab assistant to do such 
things as look through the microscope and describe what they see, 
read the answers on color based chemical tests, etc.  You might 
also talk to your professor and the DSS office at your school 
about obtaining models of the organs, organisms, cells, etc. that 
you'll be studying.  You probably also want to request power 
point presentations be given to you ahead of time so you can have 
the DSS office or a friend describe the pictures and charts to 
you.  Probably the best thing you can do is sit down with your 
professor and ask what the labs in the semester will involve and 
talk about how they can be made accessible.

Best,
Karl

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Date sent: Wed, 12 Aug 2015 08:33:39 -0400
Subject: [nabs-l] Science lab accommodations

Greetings Nabs, I 'm Brianna, and this semester I will be taking 
my first college level biology course. And I wonder what 
accommodations you guys had for your science courses. I would 
also like any suggestions on any accommodations that I should ask 
my professor about providing in the classroom as well as in the 
lab.
Thank you
Brianna McDowell

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