Learn about the different types of assistive technology available to support individuals with disabilities: low-tech, mid-tech, and high-tech. Discover how each type of assistive technology can be used in education, and find the right tools for your needs. From adaptive pencil grips to high-tech communication devices, explore the full range of low, mid, and high-tech assistive technology options.
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Teaching math with money builds an essential life skill. It’s one of those functional skills that really supports students with disabilities to be more successful in the postsecondary.
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Having a dedicated calm down corner in the classroom is a great tool for managing behavior. Here are 5 ideas for setting up a calm down corner in the classroom to help you get started.
5 easy steps to supporting students with disabilities to learn functional money skills. Learn how to teach money skills in special ed.
Why use task cards in special education? Because they give you visual supports for improving life skills and academics! See some task card ideas for special education and how to use them for students with special needs, including autism.
In special education, you need social stories for Autism and students with significant disabilities over and over again. These work in secondary special ed classrooms and if you are teaching general ed or special ed elementary schoolers.
