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Accommodations, Modifications & IEPs
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Created as part of Trent University's Sec Ed Pt. 1 Course.
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1
Modifications
are required for every student on an IEP.
True
False
2
Strategic seating is an example of which type of accommodation?
environmental
engagement
instructional
assessment
3
Which of the following is an example of a
modification
?
being excused from writing a test.
focusing more on mulitplication on a math test and not the fractions.
taking a test in the resource room.
having extra time to write the test.
4
Which of the following best describes "
modification
"
holding students back to their appropriate grade level.
specific supports put into place to assist student learning.
changes made to the curriculum according to the students' abilities.
all three answers put together perfectly describe "modificiation"
5
What does
IEP
stand or?
Individual Engagement Plan
Identification Education Progress
Identification Education Plan
Individual Education Plan
6
The following are all examples of
accommodations
EXCEPT
:
adjusting the amount of work a student is to complete.
additional processing time.
adapting how a student can respond to instruction.
changing the level and number of expectations on an assignment.
7
Which of the following best describes "
accommodation
"?
constant one on one support with students.
holding students back to their appropriate grade level.
specific supports put into place to assist student learning.
changes made to the curriculum according to the students' abilities.
8
What are the
3 types of accommodation
?
educational, environmental, engaging.
instructional, environmental, assessment.
instructional, enironmental, educational.
instructional, engaging, assessment.
9
How do
accommodations
and
modifications
compare?
accommodations involve the use of specific supports & teaching strategies.
all of the above are correct.
mods change what students learn while accomms change how they learn.
modifications involve making changes to curriculum expectations
10
Accommodations
are:
Available to all students.
Designated only through the TEAM process.
Designated only through the IPRC.
Not supposed to be put into place liberally.
11
Information for
IEPs
are given by
parents, teachers, students, counsellors.
teachers and parents.
teachers and students.
only teachers
12
Ultimately,
accommodations
and
modifications
are important because...
they help us assess students. effectively.
they allow for students to demonstrate their learning appropriately.
they make learning less equitable.
they are on IEPs.
13
Which is
not
a
modification
?
assessing students at a different grade level in science.
a specific assessment plan using curriculum of a different grade level.
student's reading level lower than the grade level expectation.
a student learning grade 4 math but being assessed at grade 3 level.
14
What is the goal of a
modification
?
to change what is being taught or expected from a student.
to allow the student pick their own curriculum for student-centred learning
to get an IEP.
to highlight the student as a lower or higher level student.
15
Assisstive Technology is an example of an
accommodation
.
True
False
16
How long is an
IEP
effective?
1 year.
until the end of time.
from kindergarten to the end of college/university.
per semester.
