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H/02/28/02 QAC: 25.05.11 QAC 10/11 6 H The University of Edinburgh Senatus Quality Assurance Committee Wednesday 25 th May 2011 Report and Recommendations of the SQAC Task Group on Teachability Brief description of the paper, including a statement of relevance to the University's strategic plans and priorities The paper outlines a series of recommendations in response to the remit set by SQAC which serve to ensure that Accessible Learning is embedded across the range of University activities which contribute fundamentally to the quality of the student experience. In doing so it notes that the series of recommendations impact across a number of areas of University provision, not merely within the remit area of SQAC itself. Action requested Consideration of the recommendations contained in the report, reference as appropriate to the area of activity for consideration and action. Resource implications Does the paper have resource implications? Yes, if the two work packages are supported. In respect to Staff Development activity the IAD have agreed to support the 'roadshow events'. Risk Assessment Does the paper include a risk analysis? No Equality and Diversity Does the paper have equality and diversity implications? Fundamentally it does indeed with actions intended to impact through anticipatory adjustments and academic and support staff engagement Originator of the paper Alan Ducklin, Gillian Mackintosh and Task Group members. Freedom of information Can this paper be included in open business? Yes
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University of Edinburgh Disability
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