1. Reference
2. Orthopedic Impairment
   1. specialists involvement in developing an program for the student
3. Other Health Impairment
   1. Accommodations Implementing Technology to make accessing the curriculum easier
4. Specific Learning Disability
   1. change the way material is presented and the nature of testing
5. Developmental Delay
   1. Routines and procedures that provide predictability are important to a student with developmental delays.
6. Speech or Language Impairment
   1. Written assignments or responses to specific questions that can be shared with the class by someone else reading them aloud are an alternative to oral presentations.
      1. Starbucks
7. Traumatic Brain Injury
   1. Allow additional time to complete in-class assignments
8. Visual Impairment Including Blindness
   1. assistance with note taking, textbooks on tape, raised-line illustrations and tactile representations of graphical materials
9. Hearing Impairment
   1. technological devices systems, and/or personal support such as interpreters.
10. Deafness
    1. Sign Language for communication
11. Deaf-Blindness
    1. An oral interpreter & FM system is needed
12. Emotional Disturbance
    1. Set up models for tolerance and acceptance
13. Autism
    1. Visuals for instruction - Trained peer support
14. Intellectual Disability
    1. work/ study space that is quiet; Sharp scissors, harmful cleaning liquids must be kept out of reach.
15. Multiple Disabilities
    1. Involvement of the appropriate professionals