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  • Assistive Technology: Adaptive Hardware for Computers Can Help Children with Autism Build Skills (Part 3 of 3)

    Research shows that computers are a great Assistive Technology tool because children with Autism are motivated by predictability and consistency. Read on to find out which adaptive hardware devices make it easier to use a computer and provide the most benefit. Assistive Technology: Adaptive Hardware for Computers Can Help Children with Autism Build...
    Published by Dr. Deborah Cutter (199 pts ) on Jul 28, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Michael's Story-Part IV - Assistive Listening Devices and Students with Disabilities

    In Part IV of Michael's story, Ms. Jones explains to the class how important the FM (Frequency Modulation) system is in the classroom. With Michael attentively listening in the back of the classroom, Ms. Jones answers Alicia's question of "What is the new system doing for Michael?" Michaels Story-Part IV In Part IV, Ms. Jones explains to her 5 grade...
    Published by Barbara (2,412 pts ) on Jul 24, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Obtaining Grants for Assistive Technology

    Assistive technology for special needs children to function efficiently in the standard classroom is expensive. Schools often do not have the necessary assistive technology for special needs students nor have the funding to acquire it. Grants are an excellent resource for obtaining assistive technology for the special needs student. How do you obtain...
    Published by Rose Kivi (162 pts ) on Jul 21, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Education Technology-Assistive Listening Devices and Students with Disabilities-Michael's Story-Part III

    Michael's IEP now includes an addendum for the inclusion of an assistive listening device installation in his classroom, along with the hearing-aid he now wears proudly in his left ear. In Part III of Michael's Story, Michael is the center of attention in a classroom show and tell on assistive technology in his 5th grade classroom. With the newly installed...
    Published by Barbara (2,412 pts ) on Jul 19, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Education Technology-Assistive Technology-Michael's Story-Part II

    The results of Michael's auditory test for a possible hearing impairment have been given to Mr. Smith and the IEP team. Mrs. Craven will present the findings to the team and provide next steps on what Michael needs to be successful in Ms. Jones' 5th grade classroom. With Mrs. Craven's recommendations in Part III, Michael and Ms. Jones will embark on...
    Published by Barbara (2,412 pts ) on Jul 19, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Making Sense of the Assistive Technology Features of Computers

    Computers are useful tools for students with disabilities. As a teacher, you can maximize the use of computers by understanding its assistive technology features. Why study computers? Perhaps you are a teacher who is new to the field of special education or perhaps you are already a seasoned special education teacher who finds the new-fangled technologies...
    Published by Mayflor (991 pts ) on Jul 21, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Assistive Technology in Education: Key Points in IDEA

    The IDEA ensured that the use assistive technology is carried out in schools. The school administrators, classroom teachers, and the parents should be aware of the role of the school districts regarding the use of assistive technologies. Introduction The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) defines any assistive technology device as any...
    Published by Mayflor (991 pts ) on Jul 21, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Assistive Technology: Accommodation and Adaptation

    Some assistive technologies are for accommodation while others are for adaptation. By knowing the type of device that you need, the IEP will become more practical. Introduction Assistive technology that is utilized in school and at home can be classified into two types: accommodation and adaptation. By ascertaining whether a special student needs accommodation...
    Published by Mayflor (991 pts ) on Jul 21, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Assistive technologies utilized for positioning

    Positioning is crucial for special students who are undergoing therapy. The special education teacher should include in the IEP the assistive technology devices that will aid in the body positioning. Who needs assistive positioning? Inside an inclusion or self-contained classroom, one of the needs common among special students is a structure that will...
    Published by Mayflor (991 pts ) on Jul 21, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles

  • Assistive technologies that increase mobility

    Mobility is usually absent in student with disabilities. But mobility can be regained using assistive technology devices. Here are several options for the teacher to evaluate. The importance of mobility For many students with physical disabilities, the assistive technologies that enable or increase their mobility are equivalent to personal freedom....
    Published by Mayflor (991 pts ) on Jul 21, 2008 to
    Special Education Articles


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