Children with Down Syndrome, as with other children, both with and without disabilities, are unique, and will learn and develop at their own rate.

LD OnLine has a detailed article on accomodations, modifications, and remediations for children with dysgraphia:

The following links provide information for parents:

Fortunately, you can now find lots of great children’s books in Spanish that are perfect for shared or independent reading.

Your question depends a bit on what type of reading pen system you are using, as different companies use different technology.

Most major software now automatically incorporates assistive features, such as text-to-speech, directly into the software.

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that students with disabilities be evaluated for assistive technology, so if your child has a techno

For many years, a variety of American publishing companies have offered what are called “high interest/low readability” texts in English.

For many years, a variety of American publishing companies have offered what are called “high interest/low readability” texts in English.

The need for financial support for families with special needs children is only recently being recognized.