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Google Sites File Cabinet as Read-Aloud Question Repository
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Published: 07/15/11
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported
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Differentiating and Personalizing Instruction, Google Apps for EDU
Google Sites, Testing Accomodations, Voice Recorder

Problem of practice

How do you manage read aloud accommodations for multiple students with special needs taking multiple exams in the same class?

Solution

Using a voice recorder, a Google Sites file cabinet, and good communication and collaboration with subject area teachers, I was able to generate and organize sound files to better fulfill all special needs testing accommodations!

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