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Final Teacher Checklist

A one-page checklist for repeat use — before, during, and after teaching.

Short Teaching Scenarios

Ten realistic scenarios, each grounded in a barrier covered in more depth in Part 3.

Physical & Sensory Environment

Why the environment matters and what you can do about it

Inclusive Lectures & Communication

How to make your teaching accessible for all students

Executive Function & Organisation

Predictability and clarity can support students with learning differences

Belonging & Disclosure

Make support flexible, be proactive, and show sensitivity

Accessible Documents and Digital Content

PDFs, slides, LMF, captions

Accessible Assessment and Exams

Timed exams, marking criteria, exam access

Browse by condition

Each of the seven chapters below follows an identical structure (A–F), so a teacher who has learned to navigate one chapter can navigate all seven without re-orientating. This consistency is deliberate: it means a teacher under time pressure preparing for a Thursday session can go straight to the relevant chapter and the relevant lettered section, rather than reading unfamiliar formatting each time.

One principle applies throughout and is stated once here rather than repeated in every chapter: reasonable adjustments should always be based on what an individual student says helps them, not on assumptions drawn from a diagnosis label. Two students with the same diagnosis can have very different needs — this is one of the most consistent findings across the research underpinning every chapter that follows.

Visual Impairment

Students with vision loss can thrive with the right adjustments

Physical & Mobility Disabilities

Think about the space and what adjustments students may need

Hearing Impairment

About visibility, communication and accessible resources

Dyslexia

Use these strategies for students with dyslexia

Depression & Anxiety

These are the most common, and most hidden, conditions in higher education

Autism

Watching out for sensory overload, social isolation, and anxiety

ADHD

How to make adjustments to give students with ADHD a more level playing field

Disability Inclusion PartnershipNational Pedagogical University of UzbekistanFunded by the British Council

Supported by funding from the British Council’s Going Global Partnerships programme