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Students with a diagnosis of dyslexia or a mental health difficulty, in particular, reject
ed the term 'disabled', associating it with being a wheelchair user or having a sensory impairment. Some were prepared to use the term pragmatically to obtain the Disabled Students Allowance, but did not incorporate it into their sense of self. Most students were unaware of the DDA and said they were unlikely to seek legal redress.
The label 'disabled', which students must adopt to qualify for the Disabled Students Allowance, and the protection of the law, did not sit easily with many students' self concept. This may prove a barrier to the effectiveness of equality legislation in this area. Many disabled students regarded othe
The majority of institutions had plans to 'mainstream' disability. This means embedding policy and provision for disabled students into all institutional procedures, for example, considering disabled students' needs in all discussions of physical estates, teaching, learning and assessment and admissions, as well as raising awareness among all institutional staff of the needs of disabled students.

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Even where students had received formal agreements to provide 'reasonable adjustments', such as handouts in advance of lectures, they often found themselves in the difficult position of repeatedly having to ask for these, to no avail. Some lecturers, particularly in older universities, felt that adjustments to teaching practices would lower standards and give unfair advantage to disabled students.
 
 
 
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