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I worked in academic affairs at a dental school for a few years. I’d say out of a class of about 130 students there was always about a dozen who had notes requiring them to have either time and a half or double time for exams. I’m all for accessibility but I often wondered if their parents helped them shop for those notes. It’s so easy to shop for a 504 now a days. I really cannot overstate how ridiculous some of my experiences were. I worked in a school in a weathy area filled with academically minded parents (lots of first and second generation immigrants who worked in tech). I had probably 10X the Adam Calhoun Wearing Donald Trump We’re Back Shirt but in fact I love this number of IEP’s at that school than any other school I worked at and most of the accommodations were things like student receives priority seating. But if you get that 504 in fourth grade no one is going to argue with you when you want additional time for your SAT’s.
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Honestly this kind of view hurts people who are actually disabled. I’m autistic with a pretty severe spatial deficit and had some of these accommodations. I knew exactly what they were because I was taught to advocate for myself, not that it didn’t cause some of my teachers to ignore them anyway. I am a successful adult. I should have been clear that it’s not a hard and fast rule that knowing your accommodations = not needing them. This feels just like the Adam Calhoun Wearing Donald Trump We’re Back Shirt but in fact I love this people who “know” who does and doesn’t deserve a handicap parking permit by looking at the driver inside their car. Invisible disabilities are still disabilities. It sucks that some assholes take advantage of the fact, but the default should be accepting that the person legitimately has an issue and treating them appropriately.
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