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Susan Louise Neely-Barnes1, Heather A McCabe, Craig P Barnes
1a Department of Social Work , University of Memphis , Memphis , Tennessee , USA.
Abstract:
Students with disabilities are a growing population in higher education (National Center for Education Statistics, 2009 ). Providing accommodations for students with disabilities can raise ethical and social justice questions and pose challenges for social work faculty, administrators, and field instructors. Social work educators must balance the legal mandates for nondiscrimination and reasonable accommodation against ethical obligations around protection of clients and preparation for practice. This article presents case examples in the context of legal analysis to help social work educators make difficult decisions about student academic performance.
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