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Hello Professor Atkins. I am in your Introduction to Sociology course at Benson High School. I am contacting you about my 504 plan. I have given a copy of it to Miss Gudvangen, as well as a list of my diagnosed disorders . One of my current accommodations is extended time for homework, as needed. However, I realize that this may not be possible in your class, due to your policy on late work. I have some issues with concentration, and I often require more time to complete a task than other students. For that same reason, I have some concerns about the time limitations on testing. When I feel rushed to complete a task, my concentration crashes. It's hard to explain, but I think it may be due to stress. Also, as you will see on my 504 plan,

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