Introduction  Teachers often want to support diverse learners but face time-consuming paperwork for formal accommodations.  Many effective, respectful strategies can be implemented immediately—no forms required.  Below are practical, low-burden accommodations you can use today to boost access, engagement, and independence for students with varied needs. Principles to Guide No-Paperwork Accommodations Keep it discreet and dignified: Avoid publicly singling out students. Make it flexible: Try a strategy briefly, observe, and tweak. Keep it low-prep: Use existing materials and routines. Track outcomes informally: Quick notes or simple checklists help know what’s working. Communicate with caregivers and colleagues: A quick message or verbal check-in aligns home/school supports without formal documentation. Quick Classroom-Ready Accommodations | By Domain) Attention & sensory regulation Flexible seating : Allow stools, cushions, wiggle seats, standing behind desks, or corn...