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Module 7. The Right to Education
Examples of Barriers to Education

  1. Negative attitudes of teachers, school administrators, parents, and peers about the ability of persons with disabilities to learn and actively participate in education;
  2. Legislation and policy that explicitly excludes persons with disabilities from education systems;
  3. Lack of legislation and policy that promotes inclusive education;
  4. Lack of adequate funding to promote inclusive education;
  5. Lack of accessible transportation to educational facilities;
  6. Physical barriers to educational facilities (for example, lack of ramps, inaccessible bathrooms, and inaccessible classrooms);
  7. Lack of materials in accessible formats, such as large print, Braille, plain language, or visual representations of verbal information;
  8. Lack of alternate forms of communication, such as sign language or Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART), or facilitated communication; and
  9. Lack of teacher-training on inclusive education, resulting in a shortage of qualified teachers and support staff.

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