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In this episode, AHEAD CEO Dara Ryder talks to us about all things accessibility and inclusion. AHEAD is an Irish, independent non-profit organisation working to create inclusive environments in education and employment for people with disabilities.
AHEAD provides information to students and graduates with disabilities, teachers, guidance counsellors and parents on disability issues in education. AHEAD also undertake national research relating to the inclusion of students with disabilities, contribute to Irish national policy forums and provide professional development opportunities to develop the capacity of staff in higher education to be more inclusive.
Dara provides some fascinating insights into the work of AHEAD as well as provides information and links on the many wonderful CPD resources and opportunities provided by AHEAD for teachers working in further education and training, higher education and graduate employment, many of which are grounded in Universal Design for Learning (UDL). This is a must listen for anyone interested in inclusive, accessible and equitable education.
In this episode, AHEAD CEO Dara Ryder talks to us about all things accessibility and inclusion. AHEAD is an Irish, independent non-profit organisation working to create inclusive environments in education and employment for people with disabilities.
AHEAD provides information to students and graduates with disabilities, teachers, guidance counsellors and parents on disability issues in education. AHEAD also undertake national research relating to the inclusion of students with disabilities, contribute to Irish national policy forums and provide professional development opportunities to develop the capacity of staff in higher education to be more inclusive.
Dara provides some fascinating insights into the work of AHEAD as well as provides information and links on the many wonderful CPD resources and opportunities provided by AHEAD for teachers working in further education and training, higher education and graduate employment, many of which are grounded in Universal Design for Learning (UDL). This is a must listen for anyone interested in inclusive, accessible and equitable education.
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