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Documenting Deaf or Hard of Hearing Documenting Hearing Loss Guidelines for Documentation of Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing October 2010 Office of Disability Policy Educational Testing Se[.]

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Documenting Hearing Loss

Guidelines for Documentation of Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

October 2010

Office of Disability Policy

Educational Testing Service

Princeton, NJ 08541

www.ets.org

For individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, certain accommodations can be approved on the basis of Part III (the Certification of Eligibility, or COE) of the accommodations request form, without other

documentation These are: 50% extended time (time and one-half); extra breaks; a printed copy of spoken directions; and/or a sign language or oral interpreter for spoken directions only These are the only accommodations that can be approved based on a COE

If you are requesting accommodations other than those listed above, or if you are unable to use the COE for another reason:

• Please submit a copy of your most recent audiogram or audiometric report Note that the

currency requirement for documentation does not apply to “physical or sensory disabilities of a permanent or unchanging nature,” which generally includes hearing loss (See

http://www.ets.org/disabilities/; under “Documentation Policy Statements and

Forms/Documentation Criteria.”)

• On Part I, please be sure to answer the question, “When was your disability first diagnosed?” If you do not know this date, please write a few sentences about when and how you, your family, or others first became aware that you were deaf or hard of hearing

• If you are requesting accommodations other than double time (100% extended time) or those listed

on the COE, please explain the reason for the request and how it is related to your being deaf or hard of hearing

• You may wear hearing aids or cochlear implants on test day without accommodations approval, but assistive listening devices (ALDs; infrared, loop, FM, etc.) require review and approval from ETS in advance of testing If you are requesting to use an ALD, please specify exactly what type of device you wish to use and how it is necessary in the test setting

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