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Some examples may include:
- Accessible Adaptive Software and Equipment on Campus
- Volunteer Note Takers
- Extended Testing Time
- Distraction Free Testing Environment
- Textbooks in Alternative Format (example, audio)
- Sign Language Interpreters
- Wheelchair Accessibility
- Information and guidance that leads to self-advocacy
Receiving an accommodation does not change a student's responsibility to meet the classroom and academic standards of a course, nor does it change the essence of a program. |