Assistive technology is any technology that enables a person to be able to continue to perform or to circumvent any area of challenge due to a disability.

Using assistive technology tools can be a challenge for students as they enter middle and high school.

There are many ways that students can make use of the features available on their cell phones to benefit learning, time management, and study skills.

For some reason, we still feel we have to teach kids how to use all the technology.

Finding help for your child can be difficult if you live in remote or rural areas without access to specialists. However, there is a wealth of resources available online through free websites.

Scanning and converting a text to audio can be time consuming and expensive, depending on the software you use.

Communication devices can often be large, bulky, and single out AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) users as “different” from their peers.

Congratulations to your son’s school for providing the opportunity for parent input!

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Resources on nonverbal learning disorders often focus primarily on children and issues related to school success.