Tech Tips and More
Why iPads Make Great Gifts for Kids with LD
As technology improves, so do the educational options for students with disabilities. Parents and schools should consider investing in Smartphones and tablet computers to make learning accessible and fun.
Ask the Tech Expert
A teacher wants to know: Where can we find information about apps for the iPad in special education?
Ed-tech expert Dr. Tracy Gray says the range of educational applications for kids of all abilities is growing.
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Assistive Technology 101
Assistive Technology devices are tools that enable people living with disabilities to lead more independent lives. They can be low-tech, such as a magnifying glass, or high-tech, such as a computerized communication system. Here's an overview of what's available and how to choose the best AT tools for your child.
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On the Go: What Consumer Products Can Do For You (If You Know Where to Look!)
Cell phones, personal digital assistants, and MP3 players are doubling as portable assistive and learning technology tools in classrooms around the country.
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SAT Solutions
In this excerpt from LD SAT Study Guide, Paul Osborne lays out the common difficulties students with LD face in taking the SAT — and offers advice to ease the testing process.
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Recommended Book
Frequently Asked Questions About Response to Intervention
Why is RTI important? What is a tiered service delivery model? This book answers these and other practical questions about implementing this multifaceted educational approach.
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Ask Dr. Silver
A 48-year-old professional is asking: Why do I get tired when I'm trying to learn?
Family psychiatrist Dr. Larry Silver says LD testing could hold the answer for this struggling adult.
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LDA's Annual Conference
The Learning Disabilities Association of America will hold its 48th annual conference Feb. 23-26 in Jacksonville, Fla. Keynote speakers include Don Deshler, Bob Brooks, and Philip Landrigan. Register now.
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In the News
- 8 Steps for Learning Disabled Students Who Want to Go to College
- At Galindo Elementary School, Special Education Students Shine in Integrated Classrooms
- Detroit Schools Grow Special Education Plan
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