[etni] Re: Question about accomodations
- From: Yisrael and Batya Medad <ybmedad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: benfam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,ETNI Discussion List <etni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 08:01:03 +0200
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Yes, there is "hakra'at sheilon" for English. Many MLD kids get confused
and distracted by "mechanical devices" like tape recorders and
milonit. This should be taken into account.
I'm a hs teacher, and most of my students have the right to use the
milonit. I have found that using a variety of simple dictionaries, such as
Passport and the white Oxford, can be much more effective and helpful.
Batya
At 07:49 12/10/03 +0200, michele ben wrote:
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>Is "Hakra'at She'elon" an accomodation in English or is
>using a tape recorder the only valid accomodation for
>getting the test read out loud in English? My daughter has
>the accomodation of getting her tests read to her in Hebrew
>and using a tape in English. The school counselor said that
>there is also "Hakra'at She'elon" in English as well. Is
>that true? The reason I'm asking is that the school never
>makes tapes for the tests and they just read her the test.
>I am concerned that if she must use a tape to take her
>bagrut she won't know how to use it efficiently.
>Thanks,
>Michele
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