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Which is a classroom adjustment for a child with a learning disability?

ALouder group recitation
BModified testing procedures
CRemoval from all tests
DExtra homework daily
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Modified testing procedures
1. Classroom adjustments change conditions without lowering the goal. 2. They include special seating, modified assignments and modified testing procedures. 3. Louder recitation, exempting from tests and extra homework are not listed. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section Management_
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