How far can a special education person go? Can a student with visual, hearing or physical motor limitations continue studies in Higher Education?

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 In order to offer facilities to young people with motor, visual or hearing disabilities who aspire to higher education, it was considered pertinent to establish the following procedure:

       1. Individualize the cases in an easily accessible location with adequate conditions.

       2. For blind students, with low vision and with severe motor difficulties, teachers will be assigned to transcribe the tests from the dictation of the answers made by the student himself.  In the case of the deaf or hard of hearing, communication will be established through the sign language interpreter, and they will be exempt from Spanish dictation.

      3. Students who are blind or have low vision will be exempt from the geometry question in the space of the Mathematics exam.

      4. If the student needs more time due to the characteristics of his disability, the duration of the exam will be extended.

      5. In no case will the presence of parents, relatives, teachers or any other person not involved in this process be allowed in the examination room.