The Room Needs to Be Hotter, Yes, But Colder as Well
I just received an email telling me that, in reference to student X, I should:
1) Keep his/her disability completely confidential.
2) Allow him/her to be accompanied to class by a personal note taker.
I'm sorry, but I think most students will notice number two going on, which will kind of obviate the need for me paying attention to number one.
1) Keep his/her disability completely confidential.
2) Allow him/her to be accompanied to class by a personal note taker.
I'm sorry, but I think most students will notice number two going on, which will kind of obviate the need for me paying attention to number one.
There is a difference between keeping the fact that the student has a disability secret and keeping the specific disability a secret.
ReplyDeleteThat's true. I will tell the students, "X obviously has a disability. But it is so terrible we mustn't mention what it is."
DeleteHis name doesn't happen to be Thornton Mellon, does it?
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