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Current Research and Best Practices

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Current Research and Best Practices


Research from the Regional Assessment Resource Centre

The Regional Assessment Resource Centre (RARC), a provincial centre funded by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security is tased with the promotion of equity and access for students with neurodevelopmental disorders in post-secondary education.

As part of their Ministry mandated role, RARC conducts research about neurodevelopmental disorders, the measures used to test for these disorders, and the recommended accommodations and interventions required to allow for equal access and participation in the post-secondary learning environment.

Find a summary of their research.


Need time-sensitive disability-related support?

We experience a high volume of inquiries coinciding with key dates, particularly registration deadlines, exam accommodations, and other critical registrarial dates.

Please visit us in person if you have a time-sensitive need. We are located at:
455 Spadina Ave, 4th floor, Suite 400 and open Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
(except during scheduled closures)

Learn more about when to connect with Accessibility Services staff >

Accessibility Services Portal

Use the Accessibility Services Portal to submit requests, track your inquiries and get answers faster. You’ll find everything you need to get support in one place, including forms, FAQs and a place to connect with the reception team.

Learn more about the programs, services and supports we offer on the Accessibility Services homepage >