What is an Accommodation?

specific supports put in place to assist students in learning

Accommodation vs. Modification equals =

Change how students learn vs. change what students learn

What is the goal of a modification?

to change what is being taught or expected from a student

What is a modification?

adjustments made to the curriculum on a per-student basis

Which of the following is an example of a modification?

having options limited on a test

Who gives information for IEPs?

teachers, students, counselors, parents

Which is not a modification?

student's math skills below grade level expectation

In conclusion: accommodations and modification are important because...

They allow all our students to demonstrate learning!

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Accommodations, Modifications & IEP's - Francois Trent Spec Ed

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1
An IRPC meeting must take place before an IEP can be made.
False
True
2
Modifications are required for every student in special education.
True
False
3
What is an Accommodation?
specific supports put in place to assist students in learning
Being taught things from your peers
Support in the classroom
student is being assessed based off different things
4
Strategic Seating is an example of what type of accommodation?
Environmental
Instructional
Assessment
Strategic
5
Accommodation vs. Modification equals =
Change how students learn vs. change what students learn
Classroom teacher vs. Resource assistance
Change what students learn vs. change how students learn
Differentiating content vs. Differentiating process
6
Assistive Technology is an example of an...
Modification
Accommodation
Recommendation
7
Accommodations are:
Available to all students.
Designated only through IPRC.
Designated only through TEAM process.
8
What does the acronym IEP stand for?
Individual Education Plan
Identification Education Plan
Individual Education Progress
Integrated Education Practices
9
What is the goal of a modification?
to centre them out as a lower learner
to let the student pick their own curriculum
to change what is being taught or expected from a student
get an IEP
10
The following are all examples of types of accommodations EXCEPT:
Environmental
Technological
Assessment
Instructional
11
Accommodation and Modification are the same
False
True
12
What is a modification?
changes to the daily schedule of a student
students having the choice of assessment type
teachers using multiple resources when teaching a subject
adjustments made to the curriculum on a per-student basis
13
How long is an IEP good for?
Until the end of the school year
1 year
2 years
Until state testing results come in
14
Which of the following is an example of a modification?
Rip a test in 1/2 and telling the teacher you modified it
having options limited on a test
Being excused from taking a test
taking the test in the resource room
15
Who gives information for IEPs?
teachers
students
counselors
parents
16
Which is not a modification?
student's math skills below grade level expectation
a specific assessment plan utilizing curriculum of a different grade level
student learning grade 4 math but being assessed at grade 3 level
students being assessed at a different grade level
17
In conclusion: accommodations and modification are important because...
They are on our student's IEPs
They help us assess student learning
They make learning less accessible
They allow all our students to demonstrate learning!
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How does an accommodation compare to a modification?
All of the above are correct
Accommodations involve the use of specific supports and teaching strategies
Mods. change what students learn, accomms. change how they learn
Modifications involve making changes to curriculum expectations

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