Accommodations and Modifications for Students with Disabilities

What is the primary difference between accommodations and modifications for students with disabilities?

• Accommodations change the curriculum, while modifications change how a student learns.

• Accommodations change how a student learns, while modifications change the curriculum.

• Accommodations are for academic subjects only, while modifications are for extracurricular activities.

• Accommodations are temporary, while modifications are permanent.

Which of the following is an example of an accommodation?

• Reducing the number of math problems a student must complete.

• Expecting a student to identify only the hours on a clock.

• Providing a student with a shorter vocabulary list.

• Focusing exclusively on the meaning of keywords for a student.

Which of the following is an example of a modification?

• Allowing a student extra time to complete an assignment.

• Providing a student with assistive technology for writing.

• Expecting a student to identify only the hours on a clock.

• Changing a student's seating arrangement to improve focus.

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What is a key role parents play in the Individualized Education Program (IEP) process?

• Solely relying on the school to determine all necessary supports.

• Ensuring all accommodations and modifications are clearly documented.

• Avoiding discussions about non-academic needs.

• Accepting all suggestions without asking questions.