Institutional Accessibility Analysis
The integration of information and communication technologies emerges as a critical factor in mitigating learning disparities, yet its efficacy remains contingent upon the availability of adaptive resources [2][5]. While policy frameworks emphasize the right to education, physical barriers in institutional environments continue to disproportionately affect the academic participation of women with disabilities [1][4]. The synthesis of these findings reveals a significant tension between legislative mandates and the practical, on-ground infrastructure, suggesting that inclusive education requires a shift from passive compliance to proactive, universal design strategies [3][6].