Three of the following are recommended strategies for accommodating students' special needs during educational assessments.Which one is not necessarily recommended?
A)Excusing a student from an assessment
B)Reading aloud the questions on a paper-pencil test
C)Using an assessment instrument different from the one given to nondisabled classmates
D)Giving a shorter version of an assessment than that given to nondisabled classmates

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It is not recommended to automatically excuse a student from an assessment without first exploring accommodations that may allow the student to participate. Excusing a student from an assessment should only be considered as a last resort when all other accommodations have been attempted and failed. B, C, and D are recommended strategies for accommodating students' special needs during educational assessments.

Three of the Following Are Recommended Strategies for Accommodating Students