Difficulty focusing & fidgets regularly at desk, allowed to use of a lap snake (weighted belt).

This an example of an environmental accommodation.

Participates in discussions, struggles w/ writing, allowed to demonstrate understanding orally.

This is an example of an assessment accommodation.

Which of the following is an example of an accommodation?

Reduction in number of assessment tasks for a concept/skill.

The primary technical difference between accommodations and modifications is that _____.

modifications are only for disabilities, accommodations not.

IEP indicates modified learning expectations in reading skills from a lower grade level.

This is an example of a curriculum modification.

Allowing the student use of headphones in the classroom is an example of?

An environmental accommodation.

Primarily responsible for determining student’s subject & program accommodations/modifications

The teacher(s) responsible for direct instruction

Adjustments in teaching strategies to enable progress through curriculum & facilitate learning

are instructional accommodations.

Which ONE of the following statements is true about accommodations?

They require the students to master the same concepts.

Which statement is true?

Accommodations changes how, and modifications changes what.

Extreme sensitivity to light even w/ sunglasses. Changed fluorescent bulbs to less harsh bulbs.

This is an environmental accommodation.

Note-taking assistance, visual cueing, assistive technology: text to speech, frequent breaks:

are examples of instructional accommodations.

For IEP, student is required to achieve, w/out modifications, most of grade level expectations.

List grade level modified expectations & how they differ.

Which example is not an accommodation?

Neither are examples of accommodation.

An example of an accommodation is _____

a hearing impaired student use specialized audio equipment.

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Accommodation vs Modification

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1
Difficulty focusing & fidgets regularly at desk, allowed to use of a lap snake (weighted belt).
This an example of a curriculum modifications.
This an example of punishment.
This an example of an environmental accommodation.
This an example of an unusual teaching methods.
2
Participates in discussions, struggles w/ writing, allowed to demonstrate understanding orally.
This is an example of an instructional accommodation.
This is an example of an assessment accommodation.
This is an example of an environmental accommodation.
This is an example of curriculum modification.
3
Which of the following is an example of an accommodation?
Neither are examples of accommodation.
Both are examples of accommodation.
Reduction in number of grade-level curriculum expectations.
Reduction in number of assessment tasks for a concept/skill.
4
For each subject or course where a modification is required the IEP must include:
Annual program goals.
The students current level of achievement.
All of the above.
Learning goals.
5
The primary technical difference between accommodations and modifications is that _____.
accommodations are linked to 504 Plan, modifications to IEP.
accommodations are linked to IEP, modifications to 504 Plan.
accommodations are only for disabilities, modifications not.
modifications are only for disabilities, accommodations not.
6
____ accommodations are changes to the physical environment of the classroom
setting accommodations
are all of the above
instructional accommodations
assessment accommodations
7
IEP indicates modified learning expectations in reading skills from a lower grade level.
This is an example of a curriculum accommodation.
This is an example of an instructional accommodation.
This is an example of a curriculum modification.
This is an example of an unfair teaching practice.
8
Allowing the student use of headphones in the classroom is an example of?
Bad manners.
An environmental accommodation.
A curriculum modification.
An instructional accommodation.
9
Primarily responsible for determining student’s subject & program accommodations/modifications
The student
The principal
The teacher(s) responsible for direct instruction
The parents
10
Adjustments in teaching strategies to enable progress through curriculum & facilitate learning
are instructional accommodations.
are all of the above.
are setting accommodations.
are assessment accommodations.
11
A student being marked using a different criteria than the rest of the class is a _______.
Accommodation
Modification
12
Which ONE of the following statements is true about accommodations?
They may be granted to any student.
They require the students to master the same concepts.
They allow curricular material to be altered.
They are not associated with IEP Plans.
13
Allowing students to listen to music on headphones, use fidget toys or take short breaks are _.
Accommodations
Modifications
14
Which statement is true?
Accommodations changes how, and modifications changes what.
Accommodations changes what, and modifications changes how.
An accommodation can only be made to the class environment.
Accommodation & modification alter curriculum expectations.
15
When a student has modifications it is required to:
All of the above.
Include IEP's annual learning goal with a reasonable target.
Outline current achievement level & modified expectations.
Identify learning expectations for curriculum & evaluation.
16
Adjustments made to activities & methods to help a student to demonstrate progress in learning
are instructional accommodations.
are environmental accommodations.
are all of the above.
are assessment accommodations.
17
A student with modifications may have which adjustments made to their curriculum expectations?
None.
Both A and B.
Change in number & complexity of curriculum expectations.
Use of curriculum expectations from a lower grade.
18
Extreme sensitivity to light even w/ sunglasses. Changed fluorescent bulbs to less harsh bulbs.
This is an instructional accommodation.
This is neither a modification or an accommodation.
This is a curriculum modification.
This is an environmental accommodation.
19
If a student has a hearing problem, seating them near to where the teacher talks is a _____.
Accommodation
Modification
20
Note-taking assistance, visual cueing, assistive technology: text to speech, frequent breaks:
are examples of environmental accommodations.
are not examples of accommodations
are examples of assessment accommodations.
are examples of instructional accommodations.
21
Having a different version of a test is an ________.
Modification
Accommodation
22
For IEP, student is required to achieve, w/out modifications, most of grade level expectations.
Lists grade level modified expectations/no explanations.
List grade level modified expectations & how they differ.
Lists all of the grade level expectations.
None of the grade level expectations.
23
Which example is not an accommodation?
Adjusting curriculum expectations to meet current abilities.
Neither are examples of accommodation.
Assessing using lowered grade expectations.
Both are examples of accommodation.
24
Without an IEP or 504 plan, the school isn’t legally required to provide accommodations.
False
True
25
An example of an accommodation is _____
decreasing amount of required words on a writing assignment.
modifying standardized rubric criteria and/or point values.
a student read text that is below the general grade-level.
a hearing impaired student use specialized audio equipment.
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Having extra time to complete a test is an _______.
Modification
Accommodation

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