Simplified (below grade level) books or materials on the same theme or topic

Allowing a student to use a calculator.

Terry writes a math assessment that has been altered to omit abstract questions. What is this change called?

Adapting the goals or outcome expectations while using the same materials.

Hector has instructions for every assignment explained to him one on one. This is...

An 8th grade student's work is assessed according to expectations found on the 6th grade curriculum. This is an example of...

Timmy has ADHD and requires a standing desk to help him pay attention when the teacher is giving a lesson. This is an example of...

If a student receives a photocopy of his peer's notes, this is called...

Film or video supplements in addition to written text

Adapting the skill level, problem type, or the rules on how the learner may approach the work.

To answer her science questions, Fatima dictates what she wants to say and Google Read &Write produces text for her. This is an example of...

Allowing breaks is an example of:

Large print handouts and tests

Tape recorded lectures

Extra time for completing assignments or tests

Projects substituted for written reports when the standard calls for a written report.

Questions reworded using simpler language

An alternative grading scale.

Adapting the number of items that the student is expected to accomplish.