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Accommodations and Modifications in Education
Accommodations and Modifications in Education
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You may find both accommodations and modifications on students' IEPs.
False
True
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Larry is a Grade 5 who is working at a Grade 2 level in Math. Do you recommend him for an IPRC meeting to get an IEP?
Yes, and discuss your concerns about his achievement with his parents.
Yes, and he needs to be in a special education classroom
Yes, he needs the curriculum modified for him ASAP
No, this gap can be closed with hard work and discipline
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In terms of accommodations, grading standards and credit are the same for ALL students.
True
False
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In terms of learning and assessment, you can accommodate by changing.....
The environment
The process
The product
All of the above
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Modifications are changing WHAT the students learn, and accommodations are changing HOW the students learn.
True
False
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Accommodations are strategies used to help students complete the same curriculum expectations but in different manners.
False
True
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Scott is a Grade 3 student who has hearing difficulties and is falling behind. What accommodations can be made for him?
Use verbal and nonverbal communication to teach him (including gestures)
All of the above
Provide an alternate testing environment to minimize distractions
Ensure captions and subtitles are turned on when videos are shown
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a modification?
Partial completion of a given assignment
Content that is a different grade level than what grade the student is in
Using a scribe
Changing an expectation from the curriculum
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Abby is a grade 4 diagnosed with autism. She "melts down" when routines suddenly change. How can you accommodate her?
Tell her to "get over it" and participate
Send her to the office since she is disruptive
Provide her with a copy of the weekly schedule so she can follow along
None of the above
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Which of the following is not an example of an accommodation?
Different marking for an assessment piece
Providing an alternate test writing environment
Providing extra time to complete an assignment
Allowing assistive technology such as speech to text
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A modification happens when a change is made to the curriculum, assignment, or learning objectives.
True
False
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Both accommodations and modifications typically happen in a general education classroom.
True
False
