What are potential consequences of modifications in HIGH school?

Student may receive a certificate of completion v. a diploma, Student cannot go directly to a CSU or UC program.

A student has a auditory processing deficit. Appropriate accommodations could include

repeat instructions, present on task at a time

A student feels self-conscious when they are at the front of the room. You move them. This is:

an example of the accommodation of preferential seating.

An example of an instructional accommodation would be

providing teacher notes for a student who writes slowly.

An accommodation allows students to

access the learning target by providing scaffolds & supports

An example of a modification would be

note cards with words and definitions for a vocabulary quiz.

Example(s) of student first language is

students with services, student with a learning disability

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A teacher-friendly document for accommodations is
Student Passports
Student Visas
Accommodations Spreadsheet
Student Tickets to Platform 9 3/4
2
A modification is
a scaffold such as graphic organizer.
positive reinforcement for preferred for preferred behavior.
tasty treat.
changing or lowering the expectation for a standard.
3
Coffee is an accommodation and support for
Beth
Mike
Jacky
Austin
4
What are potential consequences of modifications in HIGH school?
Student can't take the SAT or ACT.
there are no academic consequences.
Student may receive a certificate of completion v. a diploma
Student cannot go directly to a CSU or UC program.
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A student has a auditory processing deficit. Appropriate accommodations could include
teacher notes available to student
scribe for writing
repeat instructions
present on task at a time
6
A student feels self-conscious when they are at the front of the room. You move them. This is:
an example of the accommodation of preferential seating.
an example of the accommodation of a break as needed.
an example of target behavior.
an example of a student wanting to sit with friends.
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An example of an instructional accommodation would be
allowing an open book for a quiz on Egyptian society.
lowering expectation for student output.
allowing a calculator for a multiplication quiz.
providing teacher notes for a student who writes slowly.
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An accommodation allows students to
Cheat on a test
access the learning target by providing scaffolds & supports
change what they are learning
get a better grade than their unsupported peers.
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An example of a modification would be
a scribe for a student who has a difficult time writing.
providing a word bank for a vocabulary quiz.
note cards with words and definitions for a vocabulary quiz.
allowing a student a movement break during a quiz.
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Example(s) of student first language is
SPED kids
students with services
Autistic students
student with a learning disability

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