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title: What are examples of accommodations for students with disabilities?
description: "These can include adapted materials, such as plain language grade-level text; assistive technology, such as speech-to-text software; braille; FM systems for auditory support; and physical accessibility requirements, such as ramps for wheelchairs; or sensory modifications, to address lights or noise…"
url: "https://inclusionactionontario.ca/docs/what-are-examples-of-accommodations/"
updated: "2021-07-29"
category: Inclusive Education
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# What are examples of accommodations for students with disabilities?

These can include adapted materials, such as plain language grade-level text; assistive technology, such as speech-to-text software; braille; FM systems for auditory support; and physical accessibility requirements, such as ramps for wheelchairs; or sensory modifications, to address lights or noise for students who experience [sight or hearing more intensely](https://kines.rutgers.edu/dshw/disabilities/sensory/1061-sensory-disabilities#:~:text=Sensory%20disability%20is%20a%20neurological,and%20smell)%20normally%20and%20properly.). The use of education assistants should be limited to “just enough support” and ideally, be a whole class support facilitating inclusion, rather than creating a barrier to it.