Accommodations should enable students to participate more fully in instruction and assessments to better demonstrate their knowledge and skills.
Accommodations must be based upon individual student need and not upon the category of disability, level of instruction, or program setting.
Accommodations must be justified and properly documented in IEP, 504, and EL plans before testing begins.
Accommodations should be aligned with and part of daily instruction.Â
Accommodations should not be introduced for the first time during the administration of an assessment.
Accommodations should foster and facilitate independence for students, not create dependence.
Use this guide during IEP, 504, and EL meetings. Read the full description of each accommodation.
Use this as a quick reference only. The full description of each accommodation should be read in the Special Test Accommodation Resource Guide.
Use this manual during IEP meetings for VAAP students. Read the full description of each accommodation on pages 21-22. There are only four VAAP accommodations:
(1) Alternate Representation of Response Options
(2) Read-Aloud
(3) Interpreting/Transliteration
(4) Braille
Use this manual during IEP and 504 meetings. Read the full description of each accommodation on pages 9-22.
See the "Administration Conditions Table" on page 20.
See the "Administration Conditions Table" on page 17.
Extended Time up to 3x regular time (All WorkKeys assessments)
Text-to-Speech (not available on Business Writing)
Extended Time up to 1.5x regular time (All WorkKeys assessments)
Bilingual Dictionary (All WorkKeys assessments)