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AccessSTEM Knowledge Base Search Results

The following 6 AccessSTEM Knowledge Base articles match your search criteria:

  • Colored Rulers: A Case Study on Finding a Low-Tech Solution for Completing Exams
  • Geography and Christian: A Case Study in Accommodating In-Class Computer-Based Testing
  • Kim and Biology: A Case Study on Accommodations for Learning Disabilities
  • Nolan and Physics: A Case Study on Accommodating Learning Disabilities
  • Rajiv and Biology: A Case Study on Accommodations for Test Taking
  • Universally Designed Web Pages: A Case Study on Access Issues for a Student with a Learning Disability

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