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How do we cater for students who are vision impaired/ have arthritis of the hands/ seem to be losing their memory or getting confused?

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How do we cater for students who are vision impaired/ have arthritis of the hands/ seem to be losing their memory or getting confused?

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ASCCA has developed a Barrier Free Access website to support clubs to assist members with a range of disabilities. There are hints on how to communicate with seniors with hearing impairment, poor vision, appear to be confused or have memory loss. The website also provides information on techniques to assist students who have difficulties reading the screen, using a mouse or a keyboard. Microsoft Vista has an Ease of Access Centre set of options which can be adjusted via the Control Panel.