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Reply to "Middle school extended time 504 accommodation and Canvas Due Dates/Deadlines"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For those of you who do modified assignments and/or reduced workload, can you give any more specifics about how the 504 is worded or how those accommodations work in practice? Our psychiatrist recommended reduced workload but I can’t figure out how it would actually work. One of the hardest classes from a workload perspective is also one where my DS needs the extra practice (foreign language, that no one we know speaks). He really struggles to get anything done IN class because everything is just so distracting, including his own thoughts. Just listening to the lesson is hard enough. The tricks he uses at home to get through an assignment are not really practical in a classroom (pacing, bouncing, while someone else types for him, etc.). [/quote] So, it would mean things like not taking a foreign language, much less a hard one that no one you know speaks in middle school. That's not a 504 accommodation, it's just scheduling for the kid in front of you and not some college fantasy. My kid with a 504 is taking one less academic class this year, he's taking advantage of the requirement that they don't have to take four years of World Language, science and social studies, and will probably do that all 4 years of high school. He's also taking on level math, and not honors. I don't know what the PP means about modified assignments. You can't get modifications in a 504, and the circumstances when you get them with an IEP for a diploma track kid are very limited. -- The parent/special educator who first commented on this not being a great accommodation. [/quote]
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