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Accommodations vs Modifications Quiz

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Accommodations vs Modifications Quiz
 

Accommodations vs Modifications QuizOnline version

Accommodations vs Modifications: true/false

by Kayla
1

Text enlargement and audiobooks are examples of accommodations.

2

Changing the scoring criteria of a task is an accommodation.

3

Providing extra time to finish an exam is a modification.

4

Excusing a student from an assignment is an accommodation.

5

Simplifying the content of a task while keeping the same goal is a modification.

6

Providing extra time on an exam is an accommodation.

7

Accommodations change the learning objectives or the outcome of the task.

8

Providing a calculator for a math test is an accommodation.

9

Alternate writing utensils or paper are examples of modifications.

10

Accommodations change how a task is presented without altering the learning goal.

11

Providing highlighted notes or outlines is an example of a modification.

12

Alternate seating or a separate testing space is a accommodation.

13

Simplifying or shortening assignments are accommodations.

14

Allowing alternative assessments is a modification.

15

Using oral responses rather than written responses is an accommodation.

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