Your First Accommodation Appointment
Informed Consent and Confidentiality form explains briefly how your accessibility counsellor will protect your confidentiality and how our department operates. This document also includes a consent form and intake form for you to fill in and send to caes@flemingcollege.ca before your first appointment with your accessibility counsellor.
Preparing for Your Accommodation Appointment booklet gives you more detailed information about confidentiality and how the Accessible Education Services department works. There is also a section with information about accommodations and some important questions to think about with respect to your accommodation needs and goals for success.
If you would like more information about any of the accommodations listed in a Letter of Accommodation, we have created this User’s Guide.
Just go to the table of contents, find the accommodation you are interested in (they are in alphabetical order) and click on it. You will be taken directly to that page in the User’s Guide where you can learn about what the accommodation is, how it helps, what the teachers’ role is and what the student’s role is.
Student Learning and Study Skills Website
We have a website dedicated to Learning Strategies and Study Skills. You can find a hub of helpful resources, interactive videos, worksheets and information on topics such as: Time Management, Studying, Note-Taking, Stress Management, and much much more!
https://fleming.libguides.com/ssh
Free Accessibility Apps
A list of free accessibility apps that can help with reading, writing, and vision.
Other Websites
Many resources are available to college students with disabilities. Here we’ve collected some of our favourite online resources to share with you.
- National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS) – works to support full access to education and employment for post-secondary students and graduates with disabilities across Canada.
- 10 Ways to Achieve Success for College students with ADHD
- ADHD College Survival Guide
- 6 Tips for College Students with LD
- College Survival Skills