Accommodations vs Modifications

Mary has an anxiety disorder. She gets anxious during test time so her IEP states she can have extra time on her exam.

• Accommodation
• Modification

Giving hints or clues during test or quiz.

• Accommodation
• Modification

This assistance will not reduce the grade level standards but will provide equal access to the curriculum.

• Accommodation
• Modification

Wearing an audio device to assist a student that is hearing impaired.

• Accommodation
• Modification

Before writing a math test that would cover all coins, you remember that according to a student's IEP, you must create one with only one type of coin.

• Accommodation
• Modification

Student is allowed a note taker to assist her during class.

• Accommodation
• Modification

John is allowed break times during assignments or testing.

• Accommodation
• Modification

Jessica's test is created to where there are only 2 multiple choice options instead of 4.

• Accommodation
• Modification

As a teacher, you are using the speech to text technology to assist one of your students.

• Accommodation
• Modification

Student is not required to learn the same amount of material as set by the state's academic standards.

• Accommodation
• Modification