February 2008 - Posts
A speech impairment can damper a student's ability to interact with their peers and to learn the topics that are being covered in the classroom. Sometimes students need to be paired up with an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device. The
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When purchasing assistive technology the first and foremost question to ask before selecting assistive technology for your child must first be, “Is it going to meet the needs of my child?” Before the purchase of any assistive equipment it is very important
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What disabilities do you think of when you hear "high-incidence disabilities?" Do you think of individuals who can function on a high level? Do you think of the more severe disabilities? Well, put all pre-conceived notions aside. High-incidence disabilities
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There are several categories referring to preschoolers with disabilities. They are: · Mental retardation · Hearing impairments · Speech impairments · Language impairments · Visual impairments · Emotional disturbance · Motor impairments · Deaf-blindness
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As a parent you deserve to know your rights. The following website is written for parents who have children with disabilities. It allows you know become familiar with terminolgoy which may be used in the future. http://www.tennessee.gov/education/speced/doc/103107ATParentG2.pdf
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Helpful Information for families: I am providing information I feel may help families who have children with special needs. Assistive Technology Device is any piece of equipment or product system, whether acquired commercially, off the shelf, modified,
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