Students must submit their semester accommodation letters (as outlined on the How to Request Your Accommodation Letters for the Semester page) and review course expectations. For assessments, students ...

As an instructor, you have two options for providing a student’s approved testing accommodations: 1) Arrange testing accommodations in your department or classroom, or 2) Arrange for the exam to be ...

"Extended time for quizzes, tests, and exams" or "Quiet, Private Testing Environment" Setting up a test/exam at the SAS Testing Center Students are responsible for: Contacting their instructor at ...

Student success is a top priority at Purdue University. That means learning environments need to be usable, equitable, inclusive and sustainable for everyone. To ensure accessibility, it is the ...

Students are responsible for timely communication with their instructors and Testing Services around use of all test accommodations. Testing Services works with students and instructors on the ...

Testing accommodations for students with disabilities encompass a spectrum of modifications to standard assessment conditions—extended time, alternative item formats, human assistance and adaptive ...

Providing testing accommodations levels the playing field, removes barriers, and ensures equity for students with disabilities to participate in the university’s academic program and demonstrate ...

Students often appear for high-stakes tests that hold significant weight in determining their futures. One such examination, the Common Test for University Admissions, currently allows examinees using ...

To determine the most appropriate and necessary accommodations, the Office of Accessibility Resources (OAR) engages in an interactive process with each student and reviews requests for accommodations ...

Tsukuba, Japan—Students often appear for high-stakes tests that hold significant weight in determining their futures. One such examination, the Common Test for University Admissions, currently allows ...

Researchers in Japan have demonstrated that the current accommodations for examinees with blindness for examinations such as those related to admissions are inadequate, particularly for examinations ...