Accommodations and Modifications

These are special teaching and assessment strategies, human supports or individuals equipment that enable a student to learn and demonstrate learning.

• Accommodations

• Modifications

These are changes made in age-appropriate grade-level expectations for a subject to meet the student's learning needs.

• Accommodations

• Modifications

Easier tests that omit some curriculum expectations is an example of a(n):

• accommodation

• modification

Allowing a student to respond to a quiz orally is an example of a(n):

• accommodation

• modification

Verbatim scribing is an example of a(n):

• Accommodation

• Modification

Headphones and a quiet setting are examples of:

• Accommodations

• Modifications

Creating annual goals that differ from curriculum goals are part of:

• Accommodations

• Modifications

When one student colours provinces on a map of Canada while others have to label cities and rivers, this is an example of a(n)?

• Accommodation

• Modification

Chunking tests and assignments into smaller portions is an example of a(n)?

• Accommodation

• Modification

Bonus Round: Which is not one of the three types of accommodations?

• Organizational

• Instructional

• Environmental

• Assessment