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Zac, Extensive, Physical
Zac is a 6-year-old boy with cerebral palsy....
Rosie, Extensive, Sensory
Rosie is a Year 10 student who is profoundly deaf....
Step 2: What is the level of adjustment?
In deciding whether identified students are to be included in the NCCD, teachers and school teams use their professional judgement, based on evidence, to determine the level of adjustment each student is currently bei...
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Extensive adjustments
Students with disability and very high support needs are provided with extensive targeted measures and sustained levels of intensive support. These adjustments are highly individualis...
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Verify and confirm NCCD data, backed by evidence
The school principal verifies and confirms the accuracy of the school’s NCCD data before it is submitted. They confirm that there is evidence at the school to support the inclusion of a student in the NCCD....
Selecting the level of adjustment
The NCCD is based on the professional judgement of teachers and school teams about the adjustments provided for students as part of day-to-day practice....