Improving, achieving, excelling: developing inclusive assessment processes for a degree-level learning disability arts programme

M. Reason, Charli Ward
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ABSTRACT In 2021, York St John University and Mind the Gap collaborated to validate a Certificate in Higher Education (Cert HE) in the Performing Arts for learning disabled and autistic adults. This article presents context surrounding inclusive education, identifying the histories of ableism within assessment processes. We then discuss how we worked in consultation with learning disabled students to develop assessment criteria and processes that used language from the students as core definitions. We argue that through establishing inclusive arts education, recognised at degree-level, we can begin the process of enabling greater representation of learning disabled practitioners in the arts.
改进,实现,卓越:为学位水平的学习障碍艺术课程制定包容性评估流程
2021年,约克圣约翰大学和Mind the Gap合作,为学习障碍和自闭症成人颁发表演艺术高等教育证书(Cert HE)。本文介绍了全纳教育的背景,在评估过程中识别残疾歧视的历史。然后,我们讨论了如何与学习障碍学生协商制定评估标准和流程,这些标准和流程使用学生的语言作为核心定义。我们认为,通过建立包容性的艺术教育,在学位水平上得到认可,我们可以开始使学习障碍从业者在艺术领域有更大的代表性。
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