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                "title": "Reasonable Accommodations for Disabled Players",
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                        "*": "This page is a '''draft''' which has yet to be reviewed\nby the Tournament Committee.\nWhen it is complete, its contents will be moved to the\npage on [[Special needs]] and this page will be redirected\nto that one.\n\nThe [[Tournament Committee]] maintains this list of \n'''reasonable accommodations for disabled players''',\nhandicapped players or players who otherwise have\nspecial needs affecting their ability to play according\nto regular SCRABBLE [[rules]].\n\n== Applying for an Accommodation ==\n\nPlayers who are unable\nto play SCRABBLE games according to the regular \nrules may apply to the Tournament \nCommittee for an accommodation.\nIf a player was awarded an accommodation by the [[NSA]],\nthe Tournament Committee will honor that accommodation.\nOtherwise, \nthe Committee will consult with the player to determine\na reasonable accommodation and list it below.\nPlayers who are dissatisfied with the accommodation offered\nby the Committee may appeal the Committee’s decision\nto the [[Advisory Board]].\n\n== Director Responsibilities ==\n\nDirectors are responsible for choosing venues which\ndo not pose undue obstacles to any of their players.\nFor example, barring unusual circumstances, clubs and\ntournaments should be accessible by wheelchair.\n\nDirectors are responsible for full and accurate\ndisclosure of any accessibility issues in their\nclub or tournament advertising.\n\nDirectors are responsible for implementing their\npart of any accommodation described below, such as\nstationing a player at a fixed table throughout a\nsession.\n\nDirectors are responsible for explaining accommodations\nto the opponents of players with special needs.\n\nDirectors are responsible for ensuring that players\nwith special needs are treated with respect and without\ndiscrimination at their clubs and tournaments.\n\n== Player Responsibilities ==\n\nPlayers are responsible for alerting their  \n[[directors]] in time their accommodation\nstatus to be verified with the Committee.\n\nIf a player is accommodated by being granted permission\nto bring an assistant or special equipment, the player\nis ultimately responsible for ensuring the presence of \nthe assistant or equipment, even though most directors\nwill do their best to help provide them.\n\n== Accommodation List ==\n\nPlayers may request that they not be identified by name\nbelow, but may find it convenient to be listed so that\ndirectors can verify their status.\n\nIf an accommodation involves an assistant or special equipment, a player\nis entitled to remain at the same table throughout a\nsession, except when playing another accommodated player.\n\nIf an accommodation involves an assistant, then\na player’s instruction to an assistant is considered equivalent under the rules to the player performing the instructed action.  The assistant must be approved by\nthe director.\n \n{|border=1 cellspacing=0 cellpadding=3\n|-\n!Category\n!Accommodation\n!Players\n|-\n|Auditory disability (moderate)\n|?\n| \n|-\n|Auditory disability (severe)\n|Player may require opponent to announce scores by entering them into a calculator provided by the player; opponent is entitled to two extra minutes of clock time if this accommodation is made.\n| \n|-\n|Cognitive disability (mathematical, moderate)\n|?\n| \n|-\n|Physical disability (mobility)\n|Player will be assigned to the same table throughout a session; the table will be as close to the exit or toilet as possible. If the player cannot easily able to move to a word judge laptop, staff should adjudicate all word challenges in the player’s games.\n| \n|-\n|Physical disability (manual dexterity)\n|An assistant may perform any necessary actions. If the disability is partial, a player may be granted up to five additional minutes of clock time per game.\n| \n|-\n|Religious restrictions (observes Jewish Sabbath)\n|An assistant (shabbos goy) may perform any necessary actions. Player may keep score by moving two bookmarks in a book approved by the director (“Dr Spock\u2019s Baby and Child Care” is acceptable, but [[OSPD4]]/[[OWL]] are not). Blank designation and tile tracking may be performed using a separate set of scrabble tiles, clearly different from those used in the game; a tile is set aside to designate a blank.\n| \n|-\n|Visual disability (moderate)\n|Player may use high-contrast or large-print tiles regardless of opponent’s preference. Player may bring own light source, or be stationed at the table with the brightest available light.  A player who is not able to clearly view the entire board may be granted up to five additional minutes of clock time per game.\n| \n|-\n|Visual disability (severe)\n|Player may use Braille tiles, Braille board and Braille writer. Player may be granted up to five additional minutes of clock time per game. Staff should adjudicate all word challenges in the player’s games.\n| \n|}"
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                "title": "Rebecca Slivka",
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                        "*": "{{#naspa:bio|4175}}\n\n\nRebecca is director of the [http://www.seattlescrabble.org/ Seattle Club] (#253). \n\n[[Category:Former committee members]]"
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