The subjective experiences of students with invisible disabilities at a historically disadvantaged university.
Carushca de BeerSerena Ann IsaacsCameron LawrenceGugulethu CebekhuluJade M MorkelJonathan NellNoluthando MpisaneWayne P van TonderYolanda R MaymanLobisa Z ThobejaneAthena PedroPublished in: African journal of disability (2022)
This study's findings highlight the importance of awareness of invisible disabilities in higher education. Support for students with invisible disabilities, and breaking down the barriers to it, can compound better experiences in the lives of those who have invisible disabilities. Targeted awareness campaigns could contribute to more mindful learning and teaching practices and improve the overall experience of these students. This information can also be used to promote awareness of students with invisible disabilities in higher education institutions.