ARCHIVES
 
     
Accommodations  

 
Back to Resources
  • Casey, Emmett (Fall 1987).  Accommodating testing to disabled students.  New Directions for Community Colleges, 15(3), 65-74.
  • Centra, J. A. (1986, June/July).  Handicapped student performance on the Scholastic Aptitude Test.  Journal of Learning Disabilities, 19(6), 324-327.
  • Egley, Nancy J. et al (April 1987).  Self-advocacy and assertiveness for the learning disabled college student and how to use self-advocacy skills:  Postsecondary intervention model for learning disabilities, Study Manual 4, Lincoln, Nebraska:  Nebraska Univ.
  • Franklin, Jr., M. R., Fullilove, R. M., & Sabers, D. L. (1985).  Woodstock Analogies:  Effect of additional practice and instruction for learning-disabled students.  Journal of Learning Disabilities, 18(9), 521-523.
  • Gordon, M., Keiser, S., Eds. (1998).  Accommodations in higher education under the ADA:  A no-nonsense guide for clinicians, educators, administrators, and lawyers.  New York:  Guilford Press.
  • Hartman, R. C. & Redden, M. R. (June 1985).  Measuring student progress in the classroom:  A guide to testing and evaluating progress of students with disabilities, 1985-86 Edition.  ERIC, ED295403.
  • Jayanthi, M., Epstein, M. H., Polloway, E. A., & Bursuck, W. D. (1996).  A national survey of general education teachers' perceptions of testing adaptations. The Journal of Special Education, 30(1), 99-115.
  • King, W. L., & Jarrow, J. E. (1992).  Testing accommodations for persons with disabilities:  A guide for licensure, certification, and credentialing.   Columbus, OH:  Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD).
  • Latham, P. H., Latham, P. S. (Winter 1998). Learning disabilities, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder and test accommodations in professional  licensing under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Learning Disabilities:  A Multidisciplinary Journal, 9(l), 17-18.
  • Matthews, P. R., Anderson, D. W., & Skolnick, B. D. (1987).  Faculty attitude towards accommodations for college students with learning disabilities.  Learning Disability Focus, 3, 46-52.
  • McDonald Richard, Mary. (1998).   Students with attention deficit disorders in postsecondary education: Issues in Identification and Accommodation.  A Comprehensive Guide to Attention Deficit Disorder in Adults, (pp. 285-306).  New York: Brunner/Mazel publishers.
  • Nelson, J., Dodd, J., & Smith, D. (1990).   Faculty  willingness to accommodate students with learning disabilities:  A comparison among academic divisions.  Journal Learning Disabilities, 23, 185-189.
  • Nolting, Paul D. (1991).  Math and the Learning  Disabled Student:  A Practical Guide for AccommodationsPompano Beach, FL:  Academic Success Press, Inc.
  • Parks, A.W., Antonoff, S., Drake, C., Skiba, W.F., & Soberman, J.  (1997). A survey of programs and services for learning disabled  students in graduate and professional schools.  Journal of  Learning Disabilities, 20, 181-187.
  • Phillips, S. E. (1995).  All students, same test, same  standards:  What the new Title I Legislation will mean for the educational assessment of special education students(Report No. BBB29165).  Oak Brook, IL:  North Central Regional  Education Lab. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED 394 269), North Central Regional Educational Laboratory, 1900 Spring Road, Suite 300, Oak Brook, IL 60521-1480.
  • Runyan, M. K.  (1991 a).  The effect of extra time on reading comprehension scores for university students with and without learning disabilities, Journal of Learning Disabilities, 24, 104108.
  • Runyan, M. K. (1991 b).  Reading Comprehension performance of learning disabled and non-learning disabled students under timed and untimed conditionsUnpublished doctoral dissertation, University of California, Berkeley.
  • Satcher, J. (1992).  Community college faculty comfort with providing accommodations for students with learning disabilities.  College Student Journal, 26, 518-514.
  • Shaw, R. A.  Dyslexic students possess the characteristics of self-awareness and deliberation that are hallmarks of liberal education.  Publication of the Orton Dyslexia Society, 21-22.
  • Siskind, T. G. (Winter 1993).  Teachers' knowledge about test modifications for students with disabilities.  Diagnostique, 18(2), 145-57. 
  • Sonday, A. Guidelines for dyslexic college students. Newsletter of the Orton  Dyslexia Society, 8-9.
  • Use research, develop database to determine extended time policy. (Feb. 2000).   Disability Compliance for Higher Education, 5(7). 1, 8.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Back to Resources