School Accommodations and Modifications
Review this frequently. šModify expectations based on student needs (e.g., “When you have read this chapter, you should be able to list three reasons for the Civil War.”). šGive alternatives to long written reports (e.g., write several short reports, preview new audiovisual materi-als and write a short review, give an oral report on an
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