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By Ann Logsdon, About.com Guide to Learning Disabilities

To Accommodate, or Not to Accommodate...

Saturday February 10, 2007
That is the question indeed. If your child has a learning disability and is served under IDEA or Section 504, you have probably considered whether your child should receive testing accommodations. While working with the IEP team or 504 committee, the question sometimes comes up and is addressed quickly, almost like an afterthought. Testing accommodations, however, are controversial. Some feel they are very helpful, and others believe they can be harmful. Learn more about accommodations for testing to make the best decision for your child.
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