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ELPAC Accessibility and Testing Accommodations Flashcards

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  1. What must a test examiner do if a student's needed ELPAC accommodation is not listed in their IEP?

    Answer: Contact the IEP team to update the plan before testing

    If an accommodation is not listed in a student's IEP, the IEP team must meet and amend the plan before the accommodation can be legally provided during ELPAC.

  2. Which ELPAC accessibility feature allows a student to enlarge text on a computer-based test without any special documentation?

    Answer: Zoom/magnification

    Zoom and magnification tools are universal digital tools available on the computer-based ELPAC to all students without requiring documentation.

  3. Under what circumstance may a student with a significant cognitive disability take the Alternate ELPAC instead of the standard ELPAC?

    Answer: When specified in the student's IEP by the IEP team

    The Alternate ELPAC is designated for English learners with significant cognitive disabilities whose IEP team determines the standard ELPAC is not appropriate.

  4. Which ELPAC designated support allows a student to hear the test directions read in their primary language?

    Answer: Native language support for directions

    Native language support for directions is an ELPAC designated support that allows eligible English learners to receive test directions in their primary language.

  5. What is a key restriction on the use of a bilingual glossary as an ELPAC accessibility resource?

    Answer: It may not include definitions, only translations of key terms

    ELPAC bilingual glossaries may only provide translations of key terms and must not include definitions, as providing definitions would give an unfair advantage.

  6. Which ELPAC accommodation is specifically designed to assist students who are deaf or hard of hearing in the Listening domain?

    Answer: Signed directions and signing of test content

    Signing of test directions and, where appropriate, test content is an ELPAC accommodation designed to support students who are deaf or hard of hearing.