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Position paper on challenges and issues affecting access to post-secondary educaiton for deaf and hard of hearing students

Sandra Law@slaw

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By Sandra Law 5 June 2015 @ 1:07pm

deaf
hard of hearing
Canada
position paper
post-secondary participation rates
decline
disabled students

https://www.chs.ca/position-paper-challenges-and-issues-affecting-access-post-secondary-education-deaf-and-hard-hearing

Paper speaks to the declining participation of deaf and hard of hearing students in post-secondary education in Canada. Suggests that there are systemic barriers to the participation of such students.

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