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Accoms. and Mods.
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- Q1What is a general term which is used to include both accommodations and modifications?CrutchToolsSupportsExcuses30s
- Q2What are changes that help a student overcome or work around a disability. The rigor is the same for allMedicationTutoringAccommodationsModifications30s
- Q3What are changes in the complexity of what is being taught, and reduced rigor of what is expected of the student?TutoringModificationsAccommodationsMedications30s
- Q4Why do you need to especially be aware of using modifications for curriculum?This will put the student on to a path for a Modified DiplomaJust treat all kids the sameIt will embarrass the student if their curriculum is modifiedIt means a student will not get a diploma30s
- Q5Which of these is not an accommodationNoise cancelling headphonesPreferential seatingGiving an assignment that is easier contentAnswering every other question30s
- Q6When using accommodations in the classroom, where else should these accommodations be used?PE ClassState TestingWalking homeIt's up to the teacher30s
- Q7What students are allowed to have accommodationsGen. Ed. studentsStudents on 504sStudents with disabilitiesAll of the above30s
- Q8Why is it important to follow the IEP for accommodations and modifications?If there was a complaint filed, we would want to make sure the IEP was fulfilledAll of the aboveStaff are required to carry out the IEP team's recommendationIt's best for kids30s
- Q9If you feel a student needs a different accommodation or doesn't need one, what should you do?Change your instruction accordinglyCall parent to tell them of your changeAsk student if it's OK with themTalk to the IEP team30s
- Q10Which statement is false?Assistive Technology can be "no", "low" or "high" techStudents at age 14 need to have Transition goals on their IEPMost student with Learning Disabilities have below average intelligence504s are for students with medical issues30s