2 Accessibility Features and Accommodations Ensuring Access for All Students
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0 Accessibility Features and Accommodations Ensuring Access for
All Students
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1 Accessibility Features and Accommodations Ensuring Access for
All Students
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2 Outcomes Guided exploration on the importance of
accessibility for every student during instruction Guided
exploration of the accessibility features and accommodations
available on the PARCC assessments
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3 What does equitable access to grade-level content mean in
everyday instruction?
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4 Accessibility, Accommodations, Universal Design Universal
Design for Learning (UDL) and Assessment levels the playing field
for every student. One tool that may be helpful in providing ideas
for instruction is the UDL wheel. Here is a link to the wheel:
http://udlwheel.mdonlinegrants.org/
http://udlwheel.mdonlinegrants.org/
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5 Universal Design for Learning Wheel
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6 Action and Expression Options for expression and
communication:
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7 PARCC Accessibility Features and Accommodations Manual
http://www.parcconline.org/parcc- accessibility-features-and-
accommodations-manual
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8 The PARCC Accessibility System * Available to all
participating students **For students with disabilities, English
learners, and English learners with disabilities Features for All
Students Accessibility Features* Identified in advance
Accommodations**
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9 Section 2: PARCC Accessibility System and Accessibility
Features for All Students Taking the PARCC Assessments Features for
All Students Accessibility Features Identified in advance
Accommodations Accessibility Features Available for All Students:
pages 22 -26 Frequently Asked Questions answered in Section 2:
1.Where can I find more information about the accessibility
features available to all students? 2.What test administration
considerations are available for all students? Accessibility
Features Available for All Students: pages 22 -26 Audio
amplificationBlank paper External spell check device Eliminate
answer choicesNotepad Writing tools Line reader toolMagnification
deviceRedirect student to the test Flag items for reviewGeneral
administrative directions clarified General administrative
directions read aloud and repeated as needed Highlighting
toolHeadphones or noise buffers Pop-up glossary
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10 Complete list on pages 22 - 26 Accessibility Features for
All Students
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11 Accessibility Features for All Students Computer-Based
TestingPaper-Based Testing Audio AmplificationAuditory Aids Blank
Paper Eliminate Answer ChoicesVisual Aids/Organizers Flag Items for
ReviewVisual Aids/Organizers General Administration Directions
Clarified General Administration Directions Read Aloud and Repeated
as Needed General Administration Directions Read Aloud and Repeated
Highlight ToolHighlighter Headphones or Noise Buffers Line Reader
ToolLine Reader (Straight Edge) Magnification/Enlargement
Device
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12 Discussion Questions Choose two accessibility features
available for all students. Discuss how these features may support
students. Discuss how these features could be used during
instruction and what they look like in routine instruction. Discuss
if these features could distract some students.
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13 Features for All Students: Identified in advance FAQ
answered in Section 2: 1.Do I need to fill out a Personal Needs
Profile (PNP) for a student who needs an accessibility feature(s)
identified in advance? 2.Where can I find more information about
the accessibility features available for all students? 3.What test
administration considerations are available for all students?
Features for All Students Identified in Advance pages 22-26: Answer
making Color contrast (Background/Font Color) Text to speech for
the mathematics assessment Human reader or human signer for the
mathematics assessment
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14 Features for All Students: Identified in advance FAQ
answered in Section 2: 1.Do I need to fill out a Personal Needs
Profile (PNP) for a student who needs an accessibility feature(s)
identified in advance? 2.Where can I find more information about
the accessibility features available for all students? 3.What test
administration considerations are available for all students?
Complete list on pages 22 - 26
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15 How can school teams determine which students need these
features?
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16 Practice Tests and Tutorials Located under Test Preparation
on PARCC.pearson.comPARCC.pearson.com
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18 Other Trainings Available
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19 Now that you have had time to explore the accessibility
features that are available for all students, consider how this
might change how you design everyday instruction.
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20 Accommodations for Students Accessibility Features for All
Students Accessibility Features Identified in Advance
Accommodations for Students with Disabilities (SWD) Presentation
Accommodations Response Accommodations Timing and Scheduling
Accommodations Accommodations for English Learners (EL)
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21 For Students with Disabilities Accommodations are divided
into three categories in the manual: Presentation accommodations
pages 32 - 26 Response accommodations pages 37 - 42 Timing and
scheduling accommodations page 43 Accommodations for Students For
English Learners Accommodations can be found on pages 44 48 of the
manual. Appendices A K provide more detailed information
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22 Accommodations for Students FAQ answered in Section 3: 1.Who
determines what accommodations should be chosen for the Personal
Needs Profile (PNP)? 2.Do accommodations impact the scoring of the
assessment and how is that reported to parents? 3.How are
accommodations chosen for English learners who also have
disabilities?
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23 Students with Disabilities: Presentation Accommodations
Assistive Technology Screen Reader Version for Mathematics
Refreshable Braille Display with Screen Reader Version for
ELA/Literacy Hard Copy Braille Edition Tactile Graphics Large Print
Edition Paper-based Edition Closed-Captioning of Multimedia for
ELA/Literacy Assessments
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24 Students with Disabilities: Presentation Accommodations
Text-to-Speech for the ELA/Literacy Assessments, including items,
response options, and passages Screen Reader Version for
ELA/Literacy, including items, response options, and passages ASL
Video for the ELA/Literacy Assessments, including items, response
options and passages ASL Video for the Mathematics Assessment Human
Signer for Test Directions Student Reads Assessment Aloud to
Themselves *More information is available in the Accessibility
Features and Accommodations Manual for selection implementation and
notation.
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25 Assistive Technology Braille Note-taker Braille Writer
Calculation Device and Mathematics Tools (on Calculator Sections of
Mathematics Assessments) Calculation Device and Mathematics Tools
(on Non-Calculator Sections of Mathematics Assessments)* Students
with Disabilities: Response Accommodations *Information on the
selection of this accommodation and the notation is available in
the Accessibility Features and Accommodations Manual.
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26 ELA/Literacy Selected Response Speech-to-Text ELA/Literacy
Selected Response Human Scribe ELA/Literacy Selected Response Human
Signer ELA/Literacy Selected Response External Assistive Technology
Device Mathematics Response Speech-to-Text Mathematics Response
Human Scribe Mathematics Response Human Signer Mathematics Response
Assistive Technology Device Students with Disabilities: Response
Accommodations
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27 Students with Disabilities: Response Accommodations
ELA/Literacy Constructed Response Speech-to-Text* ELA/Literacy
Constructed Response Human Scribe* ELA/Literacy Constructed
Response Human Signer* ELA/Literacy Constructed Response Assistive
Technology Device* Word Prediction External Device Monitor Test
Response Answers Recorded in Test Book *More information is
available in the Accessibility Features and Accommodations Manual
for selection implementation and notation.
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28 Students with Disabilities: Timing and Scheduling Extended
time
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29 How can educators collaborate to ensure that needed
accommodations are provided during instruction so all students have
the accessibility features and accommodations necessary for their
success?
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30 Accommodations for English Learners
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31 Accommodations for English Learners Extended Time
Word-to-Word Dictionary (English/Native Language) Mathematics
Response Speech-to-Text Mathematics Response Human Scribe General
Administration Directions Read Aloud and Repeated in Students
Native Language (by test administrator) General Administration
Directions Clarified in Students Native Language (by test
administrator) Online Translation of the Mathematics Assessment in
Spanish (or other translated languages as needed)
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32 Paper-based Edition of the Mathematics Assessment in Spanish
(or other translated languages as needed) Large Print Edition of
the Mathematics Assessments in Spanish (or other translated
languages as needed) Text-to-Speech for the Mathematics Assessment
in Spanish (or other translated language as needed)* Human Reader
for the Mathematics Assessments in Spanish (or other translated
language as needed)* Accommodations for English Learners
*Information on the selection of this accommodation and the
notation is available in the Accessibility Features and
Accommodations Manual.
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33 How can all educators collaborate to ensure that the English
learners and English learners with disabilities in all classrooms
receive the accommodations necessary for their success?
Collaboration
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34 Recap Outcomes: Guided exploration on the importance of
accessibility for every student during instruction Guided
exploration of the accessibility features and accommodations
available on the PARCC assessments