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using interpreters for test

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Cassie Manuel
| 10/10/12 @ 11:55 AM

A student is asking to be able to sign her answers to the interpreter, and then have someone write down her answers for her essay exams. Is this an appropriate accommodation?

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martinda
| 10/25/12 @ 06:04 AM

What did you decide to do?

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Nancy Hedges
| 10/29/12 @ 10:26 AM

Under the direction of the DEAF EDUCATOR, there have been times I have done both; had the student write his/her own answers, then have the answers dictated to me or a third party like the Deaf Ed Consultant or a note taker. Always consult your Deaf Ed teacher or IEP for making this decision!!!!

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