Accommodation Crossword Puzzle

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Clues about classroom accommodations

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Crucigrama Accommodation Crossword PuzzleVersión en línea Clues about classroom accommodations por Kelli Petrone 1 Gives a student additional time to complete an assignment, test, or classroom task when they need more processing or working time. (12) 2 Provides a person who records or types exactly what a student says when the student has difficulty writing independently. (6) 3 Provides directions, information, or important concepts using pictures, symbols, charts, or other visual supports to increase understanding. (15) 4 Allows a student to give an answer verbally instead of writing it when writing is a barrier to demonstrating what they know. (10) 5 Allows a student to listen to written material rather than having to read it independently, which can support students with reading difficulties. (9) 6 Provides written directions or instructions that a student can refer back to instead of relying only on information presented verbally. (10) 7 Provides a student with a quiet or less distracting location to complete work or take a test when noise and distractions interfere with concentration. (11) 8 Uses a structured visual tool, such as a chart, web, or diagram, to help a student organize ideas and information. (16) 9 Breaks a large assignment or activity into smaller, more manageable steps so the student does not become overwhelmed. (8) 10 Allows a student to hear spoken words converted into written text, which can support students who have difficulty physically writing or typing. (12) 11 Allows a student to take short periods of rest or movement during a lesson, assignment, or assessment. (13) 12 Provides a student with an alternative way to access information, such as an audiobook or recorded lesson, rather than relying only on printed text. (10) 13 Places a student in a location that makes it easier to see, hear, focus, or access instruction. (19) 14 Gives a student fewer problems or items to complete while still measuring the same skill or learning objective. (11) 15 Allows a student to use a device or tool to perform calculations when the goal is understanding the math concept rather than computation. (10) 7 4 14 13 10 8 1 5 6 9 15 12 3 2 11

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Accommodation Crossword PuzzleVersión en línea

Clues about classroom accommodations

por Kelli Petrone

Gives a student additional time to complete an assignment, test, or classroom task when they need more processing or working time. (12)

Provides a person who records or types exactly what a student says when the student has difficulty writing independently. (6)

Provides directions, information, or important concepts using pictures, symbols, charts, or other visual supports to increase understanding. (15)

Allows a student to give an answer verbally instead of writing it when writing is a barrier to demonstrating what they know. (10)

Allows a student to listen to written material rather than having to read it independently, which can support students with reading difficulties. (9)

Provides written directions or instructions that a student can refer back to instead of relying only on information presented verbally. (10)

Provides a student with a quiet or less distracting location to complete work or take a test when noise and distractions interfere with concentration. (11)

Uses a structured visual tool, such as a chart, web, or diagram, to help a student organize ideas and information. (16)

Breaks a large assignment or activity into smaller, more manageable steps so the student does not become overwhelmed. (8)

Allows a student to hear spoken words converted into written text, which can support students who have difficulty physically writing or typing. (12)

Allows a student to take short periods of rest or movement during a lesson, assignment, or assessment. (13)

Provides a student with an alternative way to access information, such as an audiobook or recorded lesson, rather than relying only on printed text. (10)

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Gives a student additional time to complete an assignment, test, or classroom task when they need more processing or working time. (12)

Provides a person who records or types exactly what a student says when the student has difficulty writing independently. (6)

Provides directions, information, or important concepts using pictures, symbols, charts, or other visual supports to increase understanding. (15)

Allows a student to give an answer verbally instead of writing it when writing is a barrier to demonstrating what they know. (10)

Allows a student to listen to written material rather than having to read it independently, which can support students with reading difficulties. (9)

Provides written directions or instructions that a student can refer back to instead of relying only on information presented verbally. (10)

Provides a student with a quiet or less distracting location to complete work or take a test when noise and distractions interfere with concentration. (11)

Uses a structured visual tool, such as a chart, web, or diagram, to help a student organize ideas and information. (16)

Breaks a large assignment or activity into smaller, more manageable steps so the student does not become overwhelmed. (8)

Allows a student to hear spoken words converted into written text, which can support students who have difficulty physically writing or typing. (12)

Allows a student to take short periods of rest or movement during a lesson, assignment, or assessment. (13)

Provides a student with an alternative way to access information, such as an audiobook or recorded lesson, rather than relying only on printed text. (10)

Places a student in a location that makes it easier to see, hear, focus, or access instruction. (19)

Gives a student fewer problems or items to complete while still measuring the same skill or learning objective. (11)

Allows a student to use a device or tool to perform calculations when the goal is understanding the math concept rather than computation. (10)