A professor is trying to use an accessible educational approach in the courses she gives.What might be an example of this approach?

A) evaluating all students with multiple-choice tests in order to be objective and fair
B) holding in-person office hours in a set location at a set time
C) using and distributing paper-only handouts in class
D) offering multiple ways for students to demonstrate comprehension

Offering multiple ways for students to demonstrate comprehension is an example of an accessible educational approach as it caters to the different learning styles and abilities of students. It allows students to showcase their knowledge in a way that works best for them, rather than just one standardized format. Option A, B, and C are not examples of an accessible educational approach as they do not necessarily cater to diverse learning needs and preferences.