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For Danny, I would recommend him having presentation accommodations, setting accommodations, response accommodations, and timing and scheduling accommodations. Since Danny has ADHD, he would benefit being allowed to take the test in a quieter environment without the chance of having distractions from other students. He would also benefit from extended time to take the test if he struggles being able to sit for a long period of time. The breaks would allow him to move around and exert energy before coming back to finish the test. Danny would also benefit from presentation accommodations because the assessment can be presented in multiple formats. This would accommodate his struggle with reading. The response accommodation would assist with

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