What types of modifications to regular education programs typically are appropriate under Section 504?
The following types of classroom instruction modifications are among those currently in use: Modifications to pacing, such as extending time permitted for completion of assignments; Modifications to the classroom environment, such as preferential seating; Modifications to presentation of subject matter, such as emphasizing visual materials; Adjustments to grading, such as modifying the weight given to examinations; Adjustments to homework assignments, such as reducing written assignments; and Modifications to testing techniques, such as extending the time in which the test must be completed on classroom, district and state testing programs.
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