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Accommodations vs Modifications
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A Modification is
A choice in how students want to present materials
An adjustment to grade level to meet learner needs
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To receive accommodations during (EQAO), a student must have an IEP that identifies the accommodations required.
FALSE
TRUE
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Using sensory tools such as a fidget spinner, stress ball or wobble tool is an example of a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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A child who struggles to learn the twenty-word spelling list every week may learn only ten words. This is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
5
Having extra time to complete a test is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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Being excused from particular projects is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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What is Accommodation of a student?
Content introduced in a different way than it is for others
Curriculum changes to help students learn in a different way
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The Special Education Program section of the IEP needs to be completed when the student requires accommodations alone.
FALSE
TRUE
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Assistive technology, such as text-to-speech software is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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Grade-level expectations may also be modified to support the needs of English language learners.
FALSE
TRUE
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Accommodations are developed in consultation with the teachers only.
FALSE
TRUE
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A student taking a test in a small group setting is an example of a/an
Modification
Accommodation
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Students on modified programs will often also need accommodations to support their learning.
FALSE
TRUE
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Video recordings of lessons for intensive review at a later time is a/an
Modification
Accommodation
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Allowing choice as a demonstration of learning is an example of a/an
Modification
Accommodation
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A student may access both Accommodations and Modifications.
FALSE
TRUE
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Modifications may involve either
raising or lowering grade level expectations
FALSE
TRUE
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An example of accommodation is
Listening to audiobooks over reading a novel
Lowering scores for whole class
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Treating all children the same means children who need accommodations or modifications to succeed will be disadvantaged.
FALSE
TRUE
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Reduced/uncluttered format in assessment is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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Which of the following strategies would not be considered an accommodation?
Limit learning expectations to a few specific goals
Photocopies of notes
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Use of headphones is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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Having a different version of a test is a/an
Modification
Accommodation
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Scribing for a student is an example of a modification.
TRUE
FALSE
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A student has a hearing problem, you seat them where the teacher talks is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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Modifications are developed on a per-subject basis, determined by student need and based on the Ontario Curriculum.
TRUE
FALSE
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The provision of accommodations in no way alters the curriculum expectations for the grade level or course.
FALSE
TRUE
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Buddy/peer tutoring is a Modification.
TRUE
FALSE
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Providing a word bank of choices to test questions for an individual student is a/an
Accommodation
Modification
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Getting graded or assessed using a different standard than other students is a/an
Accommodation
Modification