I just do what the exam officer tells me !!
As far as I know students with the problems you mention get extra time in the exam and extra help
before hand but in the exam itself spell checkersare a no no
Regards
Mal
James B. Byrne , 26/9/2013 5:39 PM:
On Thu, September 26, 2013 11:53, Malcolm Moore wrote:
I wondered if someone would ask
We are a school and sometimes students with difficulties get a laptop to do
exams. Since everyone else is writing the answers the exam boards say the
spell checker must be disabled in such a way that it is not possible to use
during the exam so not to give these students an unfair advantage.Â
Best wishes
Mal
If the disability has to do with dyslexia, reading or fine motor skills
impairment requiring computer assistance then would not an automated
spell-checker itself be the normal accommodation? Who is making these rules?
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