Child Development and Pedagogy · Inclusive Education
Meera is a Class IV student with visual impairment studying in an inclusive classroom. She reads and writes using Braille and participates actively in classroom discussions. During classroom assessments, however, she takes longer to read questions and record answers, and sometimes misses important information when questions contain tables or visual layouts. The teacher wants to ensure that the assessment process accurately reflects Meera's learning without altering the academic standards. Which of the following strategies would be most appropriate?
- 1Reducing the number of questions in the test so that Meera can complete it within the regular time limit
- 2Asking a peer to read the test questions aloud and write answers for Meera during the examination
- 3Providing the assessment in Braille or accessible digital format with appropriate time accommodation✓
- 4Replacing written examinations with oral tests for all subjects
Correct answer
Providing the assessment in Braille or accessible digital format with appropriate time accommodation
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