ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Supplemental Supports = SUCCESS
HOW CAN ASSISTIVE TECH ENHANCE AN IEP?
Students with the most profound difficulties are eligible for special education services and supports such as assistive technology under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
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DIY (Do-It-Yourself) TECH
Items which require no power source
EXAMPLES:
- Graphic Organizer
- Visual Schedules
- Adapted Pencil (weighted, fat, skinny, triangular, golf etc.)
- Adaptive Paper (graph, special spacing or texture, HWT etc.)
- Pencil Grip
- Adapted eraser
- Post-its
- Highlighter
- Squishy ball or sensory input (fidgets)
- Velcro
- Page protector or colored transparency
- Binder clip (for grip for turning pages)
- Jumbo anything (text, materials, paper, etc.)
- Manipulatives
MOBILE TECH
Devices which are moveable and easy to carry
EXAMPLES:
- Adaptive remote
- • Track pads
- Talking calculator
- Accessibility software enables IE: Screen readers
- Utilization of Speech to text on tablet and phones and Google Docs
- Screen magnifiers
- Touch screen computers
- iPads-Tablets
- Computer
- Portable word processor
- Text to speech
- Speech to text
- AAC Device
- Smart board
- Alerting device
- Standard power chair control stick
ADAPTIVE TECH
Assistive tools modified for use by individuals with disabilities
EXAMPLES:
- Adaptive remote
- Track pads
- Talking calculator
- Accessibility software enables IE: Screen readers
- Utilization of Speech to text on tablet and phones and Google Docs
- Screen magnifiers
- Touch screen computers
- iPads-Tablets
- GPS
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