Matching Pairs Accommodation or ModificationOnline version Decide whether the following cards represent an accommodation or modification. by Mandy Baker 1 Accommodation 2 Accommodation 3 Modification 4 Accommodation 5 Accommodation 6 Modification 7 Modification 8 Modification 9 Accommodation 10 Accommodation 11 Accommodation 12 Modification 13 Modification 14 Accommodation 15 Accommodation 16 Modification 17 Modification 18 Accommodation 19 Modification 20 Accommodation Require fewer problems to attain passing grades. Instead of answering questions in writing, allow a verbal response. Provide both oral and written directions. A copy of teacher notes is provided to the student. Student gets extra time to learn to play a piece of music instrument. Mark the correct answers rather than incorrect ones. In social studies, expect a student to be able to locate the colors of the states on a map, while other students learn to locate each state and name each capital. Provide sentence stems for introductory paragraph. Focus on a singular part of the writing process, so that for some assignments "spelling doesn't count," for others, grammar. Student creates an outline in place of essay for major project. Allow use of a fidget tool during class. Student will sing a piece of music with choir but not be required to read the notes. Extended time on tests. Audio books are provided for all reading content. A multiple choice test on identical facts is provided while other children "fill in the blank". Use recognition tests (true-false, multiple choice, or matching) instead of essays Preferential seating to reduce distractions. Extra textbooks are provided for the home when a child has great organizational difficulties. Reword an assignment using simplified language. Focus on Readiness TEKS only.
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