Types of Assessment Accommodation

Female teacher at desk  This index lists each type of assessment accommodation, timing, scheduling, setting, presentation, response, and many aspects of each. The articles concerning each accommodation include a description, procedure, and a list of potential problems.

Excerpted from Assessment Accommodations Toolkit.

Timing: changes in the length of testing.

An explanation of effective ways to use frequent breaks in assessment.

Learn effective ways to use extended time in accommodating assessment.

Scheduling: changes in the time at which testing occurs.

Review effective ways to spread testing out over several days as an accommodation.

Review effective ways to change order of subtests as an assessment accommodation.

Review effective ways to accommodate assessment by testing at different times of day.

Setting: changes in the place where an assessment is given.

How to use preferential seating to accommodate assessment.

How a separate location can aid assessment accommodation.

Review how settings can help you accommodate assessments.

Presentation: changes in how an assessment is given to a student.

How using different editions can help assessment accommodations.

Effective ways to read directions as an assessment accommodation.

Rereading directions is an effective assessment accommodation.

Effective ways to use cues as an assessment accommodation.

An article about how prompts can help in assessment accommodations.

How to incorporate clarification into your assessment accommodations.

How templates are useful in assessment accommodations.

How to use markers as an assessment accommodation.

How securing paper to a desk is an effective assessment accommodation.

How using magnifying devices is an effective assessment accommodation.

Response: changes in how a student responds to an assessment.

Effective ways to help students mark tests.

Effective ways for students to use verbal response as an assessment accommodation.

How pencil grips are an effective assessment accommodation.

Special paper is an excellent assessment accommodations.

How to effectively use math tools in assessment accommodation.

How to use reference materials effectively as an assessment accommodation.

How to effectively use technology as an assessment accommodation.

How to use pointing as an assessment accommodation.

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