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I find it very helpful in LR and RC to silently mouth the words while I am reading. It helps me better taken in the information, is this allowed on the test or will my mouth moving get flagged?
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I find it very helpful in LR and RC to silently mouth the words while I am reading. It helps me better taken in the information, is this allowed on the test or will my mouth moving get flagged?
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Such bs, I tried but you basically have no other choice than to find a qualified professional who can sign off on you needing it. Very annoyed
What would you need to send to be able to speak to yourself at the test? Anyone know
You need to submit proof. There is a list of the documents they need. You need a qualified professional to fill out a form and in some cases documentation of your disability/need for accommodations.
Also, I just realized that the deadline to request for the accommodations is tonight, so if anyone can answer ASAP, that would be much appreciated!
Not to get into personal details, but did you have to submit professional proof for that accommodation-- reading out loud/mouthing words really helps me too, but I want to know if it's possible to get this accommodation by just asking...
For example, I have requested "reading out loud" as an accommodation. LSAC granted me this accommodation.
Reading out loud, or "mouth moving," will be flagged unless you have requested reading out loud or mouth moving as an accommodation. I hope this information helps