Jordan has limited range of motion in his arms but would like to try playing baseball with your team. what accommodation can you make for him?
allow him to use a baseball tee to hit the ball
have him run a shorter distance around the bases
encourage him to use a small glove so he can catch the ball faster
have him wait until your team is ahead before letting him hit

Have him run a shorter distance around the bases.

Explanation:

Due to Jordan's limited range of motion in his arms, I could let him run a shorter distance around the bases. The fact that he have normal legs motion make this the best call.

On the other hand, allow him to use a baseball tee to hit the ball will get him in trouble, because he cannot normally move his arms as others. Also, the small glove won't help him to catch the ball faster. And the last option is even a discriminatory decision.

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