What types of accommodations are permitted for a student with a visual impairment who is unable to see specimens/objects or see through a microscope during science labs?
In general, the types of instructional accommodations provided in the classroom that are used to enable the student to learn will be permitted as a testing accommodation if indicated in the IEP/504 Plan. This includes use of an aide who will describe to the student what is seen. The student will draw conclusions and analyze verbal data to make a response. Students must have instruction and practice in using this accommodation during instruction and classroom tests. Aides must receive training and experience to appropriately implement this accommodation.
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