[SENco-forum] Cream Paper

 "But you just can't do every worksheet and handout
for every child in every lesson in that child's
preferred colour.  It just isn't practical."

Neither is being unable to read what you priovide!!  

 "However, I insist that what they print out is black
on white at least as big as Times New Roman 12 pt and
1 1/2 line spaces so I can read it and mark it. 
Similarly, I need dark blue or black ink for
handwriting - I just can't read very pale colours
especially in electic light. "

So you insist on having everything you mark presented
in an accessible way to you but deny the children you
work with that luxury?

How does that even begin to be inclusive or anyone
friendly?

"All the forms I have ever filled in have been black
on white as well. "

One for the DDA.... 

Best wishes,
Aly

Chair Auditory Processing Disorder in the UK/APDUK
www.lacewingmultimedia.com/APD.htm 
www.apduk.org

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