GED Testing Accommodations and Support for Students with Disabilities
Is there Test Prep for Students with Learning Disabilities?
Even some students without learning disabilities will instead use this test prep to make studying easier for everyone.
Helpful Tools Acceptable at Test Centers
Some test centers provide resources kike wheelchair access, scratch paper, and even your preferred seating position in the room. Also, you’re allowed to bring along your resources the center can’t provide, like earplugs, prescription medicine, service animals, medical devices, and other helpful things. You can contact your test center beforehand to confirm the equipment available and what you’re allowed to bring.
Alternate Test Versions
It is possible to take HSE tests in different languages (Spanish or English), computer-based or paper type, large print, audio, braille. All these are to ensure that all students can write the test in an atmosphere conducive to them.
High School Equivalency Tests
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