BMA III Review

This allows students to take a class with CHANGES to the curriculum catered to their specific learning needs.

• Accommodation

• Modification

This gives students the tools they need to learn WITHOUT changing the curriculum.

• Accommodation

• Modification

These are examples of accommodations.

• Additional time for assignments, Peer note-taking, Graphic organizers, use of audiobooks

• Reworded questions in simpler language, modified workload, pass/no pass option, lower the level of reading difficulty.

These are examples of modifications.

• Additional time for assignments, peer note-taking, graphic organizers, use of audiobooks

• Reworded questions in simpler language, modified workload, pass/no pass option, lower the level of reading difficulty.

This occurs when individuals or groups from different cultures communicate.

• Culturally Responsive Teaching

• Intercultural Communication

These are common barriers that students face who participate in intercultural communication with their group.

• Confusion, anxiety, stress

• Joy & excitement

If a student has cancer, what category do they fall under?

• SLD

• ED

• OHI

• IEP

What category does this fall under? A chronic condition that includes multiple symptoms such as severe impulsivity, hyperactivity, and difficulty sustaining attention

• Other Health Impairment (OHI)

• Specific Learning Disorder (SLD)

• Autism

• Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Students who learn differently and fall outside the normal range of learning styles, behaviors & talents are considered

• Struggling students

• General education students

• Exceptional learners

A student with ADHD might qualify for which type of plan?

• 504

• IEP