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              <text>ODL UNIVERSITY INCLUSION EXPERIENCES OF STUDENTS WITH&#13;
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              <text>The study’s focus is on students with disabilities and the marginalised. Riddell, Tinklin and&#13;
Wilson (2005) assert that universities are arbiters of social justice. However, despite paradigm shift to the&#13;
philosophical call for schools for all the disadvantaged students continue to face social injustice and&#13;
inclusive disparities at universities. Using ten purposively selected disadvantaged students, the study&#13;
engaged the qualitative approach based on the enthnographic design to elicit inclusion experiences of the&#13;
disadvantaged ODL students with a view to obtain best inclusive practices from their stories. In-depth&#13;
interviews with unstructured questions, unstructured observations and document analysis were use to&#13;
collect data. The collected data was coded into themes and patterns emerging from the experiences. The&#13;
study revealed that most marginalised students dropped out of ODL either in their first year or second year&#13;
due to failure to raise enough fees while students with disabilities showed that their learning moral was&#13;
destroyed by lack of relevant provisions to their needs. Thus, they suggested that now that Zimbabwe&#13;
ratified the UNCRPD on the 23 September 2013 provisions should stay available in anticipation of&#13;
admitting students with various disabilities</text>
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