[nabs-l] More Questions About the Disabilities Office and Readers
Lizzy
lizzym0827 at gmail.com
Wed Oct 26 05:21:16 UTC 2016
Hi Elizabeth,
Thank you for clarifying your previous responses, I can better
understand the situation and definitely feel more compelled to
assist. Given these circumstances, I agree with Ashley, you
should definitely write to the administration detailing this
situation (on all sides). Show them emails that you've written
to the DS Coordinator, write follow-up emails to your professor
(copying the dean if need be) saying that it was so great to meet
in office hours today but it was unfortunate that the two of you
didn't have the chance to talk more extensively about the
material (also note here that sometimes it is a useful
accommodation to preview things in office hours so that you get a
basic understanding of material and then learn the ins and ous
during class). It might also be useful to have a copy of some of
the suggestions you've received here so that they know that this
situation is fixable when you have the right resources available
at your school. Get everything in writing though, and speak with
the Dean, Provost, President whoever you need to talk to so that
they understand that you are hardworking, willing to go the extra
mile and really invested in passing the course. In other words,
make sure they know that what's happening is not your fault (but
be subtle about it).
HTH,
Lizzy
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