Math Acc and Modifications

Reducing the number of math problems on a test is an example of a modification.

Allowing a student to use a calculator on a math test is an example of an accommodation.

Accommodations change what a student learns, while modifications change how the student learns.

Allowing students to explain their math solutions verbally instead of writing them down is an accommodation.

Al's teacher decides to give him a simpler version of the algebra test, with only basic arithmetic questions.

Sara's teacher decides to read the word problems aloud to her during a test. What type of support is this?

Anna's teacher gives her an additional 15 minutes to finish each math test. What type of support is this?