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This would fix the problem: if a student in a course gets an accommodation, all students in that course get the accommodation by default. It would be OK to opt
by souprock 6y ago
This would fix the problem: if a student in a course gets an accommodation, all students in that course get the accommodation by default. It would be OK to opt out, so for example we don't force everybody to use a screen reader. (but you get one unless you opt out) Clearly this solves the extra-time fraud.
- thotsBgone 6y agoThe problem with this is that then the legitimate ADHD students are then at a disadvantage to the other students, as they can't use the time as effectively as the other students.