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Accomodations vs. Modifications in Special Education

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A Quiz to help teachers and other staff distinguish between what constitutes an accomodation and a modification.

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1
What are the 4 categories of accomodations?
environmental, organizational, motivational,physical
environmental, organizational, oral, structural
environmental, organizational, motivational, emotional
environmental, organizational, motivational, assessment
2
The expression "modified" means
an incresae or decrease in complexity
all of the above
an increase or decrease in grade level expectations
changes may be made that reflect a different grade level
3
Which is not an example of an accomodation ?
shortening a grade level expectation
large size font
note-taking assistance
speech to text software
4
We accomodate to...
meet student needs
allow all students to play on a level playing field
allow demonstration of grade level expectations
all of the above
5
The expression "Accomodated only" refers to the following:
the assessment strategies, and human supports
All of the above
individualized equipment
the special education teaching
6
Which is an example of an accomodation?
graphic organizers
using expectations from a lower grade
shortening grade level expectation
simplifying a grade level expectation
7
Which is usually considered an example of a modification?
extended time limits for tests
alternative work space
shorter test length
paired seating