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Accommodations for Students QuizOnline version Best accommodations scenarios by Kelli Petrone 1 Scenario: Marcus understands the math concepts when someone explains them to him, but he often gets questions wrong because he has difficulty reading the written directions independently. What is the best accommodation? a Reduce the number of math concepts he needs to learn. b Give Marcus easier math problems. c Read the directions aloud or provide text-to-speech. d Allow Marcus to skip the assignment. 2 Scenario: Sofia is working on an independent assignment. She becomes distracted when students around her are talking and has difficulty completing her work. What is the best accommodation? a Tell Sofia to ignore the other students. b Give Sofia a different, easier assignment. c Have Sofia complete the assignment at home. d Allow Sofia to work in a quieter area of the classroom. 3 Scenario: Jayden has good ideas during class discussions but has significant difficulty putting them on paper. Written assignments take him much longer than they take his classmates. What is the best accommodation? a Allow Jayden to use speech-to-text or another approved method for recording responses. b Give Jayden the answers to the assignment. c Reduce the academic expectations for Jayden. d Excuse Jayden from all written assignments. 4 Scenario: Aaliyah is completing a 45-minute assignment. She starts working but loses focus after about 15 minutes and begins looking around the room. What is the best accommodation? a Tell Aaliyah she cannot take a break until the assignment is finished. b Provide planned breaks during the assignment. c Complete part of the assignment for her. d Give her fewer learning objectives. 5 Scenario: Ethan frequently asks what is written on the board. He squints and sometimes copies information incorrectly from a distance. What is the best accommodation? a Ask another student to complete his notes for him. b Allow Ethan to sit closer to the board or provide accessible copies of the information. c Excuse Ethan from taking notes. d Give Ethan less classwork. 6 Scenario: During regular classwork, Mia demonstrates that she understands the material. During tests, however, she becomes anxious, works very slowly, and sometimes leaves questions unanswered because she runs out of time. What is the best accommodation? a Allow Mia to skip the test. b Give Mia a test with easier questions. c Provide extended time as allowed by her accommodations. d Give Mia the correct answers before the test. 7 Scenario: Carlos frequently forgets where he put his assignments and has difficulty keeping track of materials for different classes. He understands the work but often misses assignments. What is the best accommodation? a Lower his grades when assignments are missing. b Provide organizational supports such as a checklist, planner, or visual schedule. c Give Carlos no homework. d Have another student organize all of his materials every day. 8 Scenario: The teacher gives the class five directions for completing a science activity. Layla completes the first step but forgets what to do next. What is the best accommodation? a Complete the activity for Layla. b Provide the directions one step at a time or in a written/visual format. c Give Layla a different science activity. d Tell Layla to watch what the other students are doing. 9 Scenario: During a class discussion, Noah knows the answer but has difficulty responding quickly when called on. He becomes frustrated when he cannot organize his thoughts fast enough. What is the best accommodation? a Never ask Noah questions in class. b Provide additional response time or allow an alternative way to respond when appropriate. c Ask another student to answer every question for him. d Give Noah the answers before class. 10 Scenario: During a group activity, the classroom becomes noisy. Emma covers her ears and has difficulty concentrating on the assignment because of the noise. What is the best accommodation? a Remove Emma from all group activities. b Give Emma a completely different assignment. c Allow Emma to use an approved noise-reducing support, such as headphones, when appropriate. d Tell Emma she needs to get used to the noise.

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Scenario: Marcus understands the math concepts when someone explains them to him, but he often gets questions wrong because he has difficulty reading the written directions independently. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: Sofia is working on an independent assignment. She becomes distracted when students around her are talking and has difficulty completing her work. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: Jayden has good ideas during class discussions but has significant difficulty putting them on paper. Written assignments take him much longer than they take his classmates. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: Aaliyah is completing a 45-minute assignment. She starts working but loses focus after about 15 minutes and begins looking around the room. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: Ethan frequently asks what is written on the board. He squints and sometimes copies information incorrectly from a distance. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: During regular classwork, Mia demonstrates that she understands the material. During tests, however, she becomes anxious, works very slowly, and sometimes leaves questions unanswered because she runs out of time. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: Carlos frequently forgets where he put his assignments and has difficulty keeping track of materials for different classes. He understands the work but often misses assignments. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: The teacher gives the class five directions for completing a science activity. Layla completes the first step but forgets what to do next. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: During a class discussion, Noah knows the answer but has difficulty responding quickly when called on. He becomes frustrated when he cannot organize his thoughts fast enough. What is the best accommodation?

Scenario: During a group activity, the classroom becomes noisy. Emma covers her ears and has difficulty concentrating on the assignment because of the noise. What is the best accommodation?