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IEP Accommodations and Modifications Quicksheet

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IEP Accommodations and Modifications Quicksheet

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In this link it is how the accommodations and modifications are listed within the IEP. It includes the checklist that teachers will be using along with an explanation on how it use it.

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IEP Accommodations and Modifications Quicksheet

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This is an editable form that allows you to quickly record and have access to the IEP accommodations and modifications that your special education students are required to receive.

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In this website you get to read about Mathews story and talks about what is an intellectual disability. Along with causes and how common they are. It also talks about the signs and how to diagnose intellectual disabilities.
Intellectual Disability. (2011, July). Retrieved February 19, 2017, from http://www.parentcenterhub.org/repository/intellectual/

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This video defines intellectual disabilities. It also describes characteristics along with supports for students with disabilities in the classroom.

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This website lists many needs and areas where students have problems in. Each area includes instructional, environmental and assessment accommodations/modifications that can be done in the classroom.

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Modifications for Students with an Intellectual Disability

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Modifications for Students with an Intellectual Disability

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This article describes a different variety of modification that can be done in the classroom environment. For example modification in the schedule, quiet work place and hands on learning.
Different Modifications for Students with an Intellectual Disability for the Classroom or at Home. (2012, September 11). Retrieved February 19, 2017, from http://www.brighthubeducation.com/special-ed-learning-disorders/104639-modificatons-for-students-with-intellectual-disabilities/

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This website has many useful resources. It includes many forms that teachers can use and will need in their classroom. Along with information determining disabilities, strategies and other useful websites.

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Curriculum Access / Classroom Accommodations - EUPisd

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Curriculum Access / Classroom Accommodations - EUPisd

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On this website you will find a few, yet very helpful forms. The first one explains modification and accommodation in the classroom. The second thing is a presentation on how to use google forms. Then the last two form are to help keep track of all the accommodations or modifications you are doing for each student.

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Special Education / Classroom Accommodations

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State Continuing Education Clock Hours (SCECHs)

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This is a great example of a general education teacher and a special education teacher discussing accommodations for the students with disabilities in her classroom. For example two problems they discuss is reading comprehension and organization. The special education teacher helps with ideas to accommodate these needs.

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Modifications vs Accommodations: Difference and Examples

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Modifications vs Accommodations: Difference and Examples

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This video is short, but very informational. It explains the difference between an accommodation in the classroom and a modification in the classroom which are two different things. Along with the explanations it also includes examples of a modification and a accommodation in the classroom.

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Modifications vs Accommodations: Difference and Examples

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On this website it talks about the different learning disabilities and describes each briefly. It also explains what a Universal Design is and gives examples of different accommodations for students with learning disabilities. For example accommodations in classroom or for examinations. On top of this information this website includes resources for better understanding of learning disabilities and instructional methods.

Academic Accommodations for Students with Learning Disabilities. (n.d.). Retrieved February 19, 2017, from http://www.washington.edu/doit/academic-accommodations-students-learning-disabilities