Yeah, mental too, so long as it impedes learning. > If your actually care only about the test results, there's lots of other adjustments you should be very int

Yeah, mental too, so long as it impedes learning. > If your actually care only about the test results, there's lots of other adjustments you should be very interested in to enable everyone to have a shot. Depends. If a child has terrible parents for example, testing shouldn't accomodate for that. Same thing if family income and other issues are a factor. I think you are talking about learning accomodation and that's probably fine but tests should measure ability. I inclided physical disability only because I couldn't think of how mental disability could be accomodated for in a test. But dyslexia is a good one, carefully crafting questions and answers for dyslexic kids makes sense.