WHAT PARTICULAR CONCERNS COULD I EXPECT FROM STUDENTS WHO HAVE CHRONIC HEALTH PROBLEMS?
In general most students with chronic health problems will try to schedule classes around potential problem times. For example, students who have difficulty waking early will try to arrange for afternoon classes. People who have regular hospitalization treatments may schedule classes on “off days.” On occasion, there may be times when a student is unable to attend class because of health problems. In these situations, with medical verification, it may be necessary to understand that unexpected or prolonged absences may result. SHOULD I GRADE A STUDENT WITH A HEALTH PROBLEM DIFFERENTLY? No. Students with chronic health difficulties are expected to complete course requirements appropriately to receive passing grades for a course. Although it is necessary that the student completes requirements for grading, accommodation such as extended time to complete course requirements may be necessary. In situations where class attendance is a component of grading and the student has legitimately be
