Answer questions without giving answers. During the test, students are permitted to ask questions. Provide extra examples. Some tests will provide an example as part of the directions. This accommodation allows teachers to provide additional examples for students who require them.
Procedure Review the directions and test items.
Note particular places where the student may have difficulty and prepare clarifications. Some teachers suggest that it is helpful to have a contingency plan in place should the student not understand after repeated attempts at clarification. There is some controversy about simplifying oral or written directions because such changes may reduce the comparability of the test. Excerpted from Assessment Accommodations Toolkit . This Page Printer-Friendly Version BoxerMath Classroom Connect EdGate PH School Scott Foresman SkyLight Professional Development Find a wealth of learning resources for your classroom.