The Accommodation Process
The accommodation process is a must to properly assign each student, with a disability, the appropriate assistance they need. I hope to learn more in detail about how the procedure is filed and completed.
In reference to this topic I would like to share with you some ideas regarding the “modification processâ€.
Under the law, there is a difference between the word "accommodation" and the term “modificationâ€. Accommodation is used to describe an alteration of environment, curriculum format, or equipment that allows an individual with a disability to gain access to content and/or complete assigned tasks. Otherwise, the term "modification" is used to describe a change in the curriculum. When we are able to use both process at school, disabled students will receive the proper assistance they need.
In having disabled students in a school, the accommodation process is necessary. Disabled students is entitled to an education just as much as anyone else and special accommodations as well as assistance need to be provided.
Scott,
Yes, and if you have questions not answered in our courses, let me know.
Sarah Smoger
