Problems encountered by science teachers in wheelchairs

By Lyn Haynes , Maria Turkenburg

Issue 356 | Page 115 | Published Mar 2015

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Schools have a duty of care towards their staff and those with impairments are entitled to reasonable adjustments. How can we support colleagues with impairments in science?

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