barrier-free learning
nounUK /ˌbæriə ˈfriː ˈlɜːnɪŋ/
US /ˌbæriər ˈfriː ˈlɝːnɪŋ/
Learning that everyone can join in, even if they have a disability.
The school uses barrier-free learning so every child can take part in class.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Teaching designed so that no physical or sensory obstacle stops a student from learning.
Ramps and screen readers are part of barrier-free learning.
3. A learning approach that removes social and language barriers for all students.
Barrier-free learning helps new students who speak other languages feel welcome.
4. Online courses built so people with disabilities can use them easily.
The website offers barrier-free learning with captions and audio descriptions.