Immediate Protection: If a student has a documented flare-up, their attendance requirement is automatically waived.
Integration: The student continues to follow SOPs 1 and 2 to ensure that academic adjustments are recorded.
Flexibility: The 14-day notice requirement for assessment formats is waived for flare-ups.
3. Record System & Review (The Loop Closure)
Logging: After an assessment is completed, the lecturer and student provide brief feedback on the effectiveness of the adjustment.
Centralised Archiving: All records (IAPs, Declaration Forms, Attendance Waivers) are stored in a secure central database for legal compliance and auditing.
Review Cycle: At the end of each semester, the IEC reviews the data. If the adjustments were insufficient or the student's condition has changed, they loop back to SOP 1 to update the IAP.
Roles and Responsibilities
Student: Responsible for disclosure, timely submission of choice forms, and providing feedback on adjustment effectiveness.
IEC Office: Responsible for auditing documentation, issuing binding mandates, and managing the Central Support Database.
Lecturer: Responsible for logistical implementation and logging the outcome of adjustments in the record system.
Addendum (to be discussed)
SOP 4: Reducing Financial Burden
A student with IAP can apply for financial assistance and apply/automatically avoid/waive penalties related/due to the agreed medical/physological condition.
The lecturer/s that have to handle the students with IAP will be allowed to claim an additional hour or given an extra allowance since they have to do extra work.
SOP 5: Quality Assurance
Validates that "Alternative Formats" meet the same learning outcomes as traditional ones.
Manage Record as part of the quality procedure/ proof of UDL related to MQF 2.0, etc.