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Practices of inclusion for carers who are higher education students
Jordan Taylor, Paula Gleeson, Tania Teague, Michelle DiGiacomo
18.3.2021
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This article explores how carers are included and assisted by educational institutions. Through the use of semi-structured interviews the study is able to identify a range of key issues with current strategies. Findings indicate difficulty in identifying carers, the infancy of inclusion policies, support measures that are similar to those for students with a disability and difficulties accommodating flexibility in rigid institutional settings.
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