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Critical Questions Graphic Critical Questions for Curricular Design and Instructional Accomodations for Secondary Students with Mild Disabilities
  1. Why is it important and fair for some students with mild disabilities to have accommodations and adaptations that enable them to access the general education curriculum?


  2. How do you match your content area’s required knowledge and skills to a student who has mild disabilities (describe the student’s learning characteristics in your response) to accommodations and adaptations in your planning, teaching, and assessment?


  3. How can universally applicable methods of planning and delivering course content maximize the learning for all learners, including learners who require accommodations and adaptations?


  4. For learners who require more specialized accommodations and adaptations in your class, in what ways can those accommodations and adaptations be accomplished as a part of your differentiated instruction?
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