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Подходы к академической поддержке студентов — инвалидов по слуху

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Approaches to academic support for hearing-impaired

students in inclusive vocational and higher education

for the cases of Germany, the USA and Japan

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O.A. Oreshkina, Yu.A. Safonova

Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, 105005, Russia

We have analysed approaches to academic support for hearing-impaired students study-

ing for academic degrees and vocational certifications under the inclusion model in

Germany, the USA and Japan. We outline trends and the most important technologies

common for these countries. The aspects that influence development of support systems

include legislative and legal, economic, cultural, technological ones. We focus on institu-

tional arrangements that ensure access to education. We emphasise networking infra-

structure solutions and technologies as promising development directions. Apart from

physical accessibility of the higher education institution environment, educational pro-

grams should be accessible in terms of their content. This analysis correlates with the

best practices of Bauman Moscow State Technical University in this field.

Keywords:

students with disabilities, inclusion, support services, technologies,

adaptive educational programs, accessible environments.

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