Welcome to our education platform, where student voice is the top priority. We're here to support your academic growth with a range of resources and a caring community dedicated to your success. VOLUME is a dedicated program for eliciting student voice in a fun, engaging manner. We hope the VOLUME of your voice is heard!
Welcome toVOLUME
Voice
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Opportunity
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Learning
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Movement
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Voice 〰️ Opportunity 〰️ Learning 〰️ Movement 〰️ Education 〰️
This information is for students, parents, everyone! We want student voice to be part of every school.
Volume stands for:
Voice
Hear what students say
for themselves
Opportunity
Provide opportunity throughout
the school year
Learning
Consider Universal Design
for Learning
Understanding
Aim to understand the
perspectives of each individual
Movement
Acknowledge the importance of
movement in learning
Education
Ask, share, research and continue the journey to have the best educational outcomes
Delyse Clayden
Disability advocate, educator
and PhD candidate
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Volume is a research based program developed from activities completed for a PhD program at Edith Cowan University by Delyse Clayden. Delyse is a sessional academic in the School of Education at ECU. Her research focus is on autistic student voice in reasonable adjustments and promoting teachers to work in consultation with the child. With a Bachelor degree in Early Child studies, and a Masters in Special Education, Delyse has continued to advocate for children and families within for local community of Perth, Western Australia. Delyse also has a Certificate IV in Community Services and 25 years teaching experience to reinforce this program and its aim to help children and families self-advocate. Coming from the perspective of a parent of children with disabilities, and a researcher, Delyse understands the value of voice and collaboration to achieve the best outcomes for all. For more information on Delyse and her work, please refer to her Facebook and LinkedIn pages.