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- 13. Not Ideal
- 14. A lil better…..
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- Students with visual, hearing, and learning disabilities are much more able to engage in the content when it is presented in a form they can understand
- I ’m not really sure what you mean here- -They help students with visual and hearing impairments, physical disabilities, and organizational problems to structure, monitor, or directly put words to paper.
- Changing the environment is especially helpful to students who are easily distracted. Changing the environment is especially helpful to students who are easily distracted. Especially helpful for kids who are easily distracted--- give another example
- NOTE LLOYD– I changed to “working” so it’s assignments and tests
- NOTE– this is a new issue– including them in IEP– keep the focus on their inclusion in decisions about accommodations Involving students in the process of determining goals and respecting their voices about needed accommodations recognizes them as valued participants and can ultimately lead to feelings of increased control and responsibility in their education