Accommodations and their RationalesOnline version match the accommodation to why they are beneficial to students by Diane Franceschino 1 Accommodations 2 Rationales Preferential seating Secure attention before directions are give Directions repeated, clarified, or summarized Note-taking assistance Supplement with visual cues/prompts Allow extended time Student to demonstrate understanding of directions Classroom amplification system make sure students are focused on what is being said the ability to follow instructions is an important aspect of everyday life allow teachers to control environment so their voices are clearly audible above background noise to encourage active learning and to prepare study materials for assessments extra time to process written text, extra time to use other accommodations or assistive technology help you focus and better understand main concepts encourage students to make associations between pieces of information and function as a memory aid. a student's seat is placed in a location that is most beneficial for learning in the classroom
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