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Inclusion in Science Education for Students with Disabilities
This US site presents accommodation and inclusive strategies for students with disabilities. The strategies have been collected over the last 40 years primarily from science teachers, special educator...
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Learning and Teaching Perspectives: Disability and Chemistry
An interesting paper by Dr Nigel Lowe titled The 'Unique' nature of Chemistry and the Challenge of Supporting disabled students
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MathML
This site on Mathematical Markup Language aims to help people understand the way to produce accessible web resources. It offers examples of how to do web development so the product is accessible to ev...
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Physics Lab classes and Blind Students
A UK publication that shows with a little ingenuity and a willingness to learn, disabled students can be included in a wide variety of learning situations.
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Science Instruction for Students with Visual Impairments
An Article by David D. Kumar, Rangasamy Ramasamy, & Greg P. Stefanich November 2001 Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education
Provides suggestions and examples for teaching ...
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SciTrain - Science and Math for All
Learn how to make your science and math classrooms more effective for students with disabilities and ADHD. SciTrain online courses are free – take them at your own pace and learn about classroom accom...
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Teaching Chemistry to Students with a Disability [ pdf: 868 KB ]
This US manual produced by the American Chemical Society covers such topics as:
* Disability Laws and Services
* In the Classroom
* Testing and Evaluation
* Assistive Technology and Accessible Com...
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The Presentation Process
This web page by Alan Goodman, lecturer in Computing at Deakin University, outlines the basic methods by which scientists communicate their ideas and results, both to other scientists and to the rest ...
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University of Washington: Inclusive Science Labs
Information on inclusive and accessible science laboratories from the University of Washington.