There are a wide variety of assistive technology systems and/or accommodations that can help students with vision impairments and may be sufficient to allow your daughters to function well in a reg

By definition from the

Dear Diane,

Your question addresses the legal right to accommodation on testing for persons who due to a diagnosed disability perform below their potential, but still in the average range.

Differentiated instruction refers to the teaching approach in which learners have multiple options for learning.

I think the AT Matrix has last documented more than 400 assistive technology tools out there on the market. So finding the right tool can be challenging.

In kindergarten and first grade, we definitely want to work on remediation and teaching those skills, because you’re still at an early age, where students often experience a lot of growth in

There are a lot of great study tools available now.

Dear Jennifer:

You may need a current diagnosis in order to take the test with accommodations. The following articles have information about educational testing for adults: