Leading an Access Check: What It Is and How to Do It

Learn how to start online or in-person lessons with an access check to make sure you're meeting students' needs and to share the accessibility features of your session.

Leading an Access Check: What It Is and How to Do It
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Leading an Access Check: What It Is and How to Do It

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Do an Access Check at the beginning of the session and again throughout the class. This provides students and Classroom Professionals the opportunity to let you know if anything has changed that’s affecting their experience.

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During a transition into a new activity, let students know that the activity might get a little loud, and what adaptive materials are available for them to use.

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Access Checks have many benefits. They foster a sense of ownership of the classroom for students, build community, and heighten transparency, giving students power, voice, and choice. Learn more in the Trauma-Informed Teaching and Healing-Centered Practices Ressource.

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