Accommodation, Modification, or Differentiation?

A student uses a voice-to-text tool for lab reports due to a writing disability.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

Students choose between building a model, making a slideshow, or writing a summary to explain the water cycle.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

A student is given multiplication problems with smaller numbers than the rest of the class due to a math learning disability.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

During a test, a student is allowed to have the questions read aloud.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

For a Civil War research project, one group uses print sources while another uses a guided research template with links.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

A student with fine motor difficulties is allowed to use adaptive drawing tools to complete their sketch.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

A student who struggles to keep rhythm is given a simplified version of the class piece to perform.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

The teacher provides students with a choice board of organization strategies to help them manage their binder or planner.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

A student with slow typing speed is given extended time to complete a typing test.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation

A student recovering from an injury is allowed to walk instead of run during warm-up.

• Accommodation

• Modification

• Differentiation