Accessibility Tools
Every child is different, and when you’re working within the bounds of a child’s special education, those quirks and details often hold a great deal of relevance. Every parent should get involved in their child’s educational journey, but even more so with a special needs student. While it’s smart to ask questions at conferences and…
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Learning disabilities can impact a person’s ability to learn and process information. Find out the top 5 most common learning disabilities and their symptoms.
Noah’s success in managing his ADHD has had a positive impact on his career. He has become a successful comedian and television host, known for his quick wit and ability to adapt to changing situations.
Assistive technology tools and devices can significantly enhance the learning experience for students with learning disabilities. Examples include text-to-speech software, speech recognition software, graphic organizers, and specialized keyboards. These tools can help students overcome specific challenges and promote independence in their learning. Assistive technology improves the functional capabilities of students with disabilities. Functional abilities can…
Are you suffering from a learning disability and have a need for your condition to be assessed? Below is a list of Evaluation Agencies in the New York/Metropolitan area and other related services that you may find helpful. Most universities and teaching hospitals offer low-cost testing and evaluation for learning disabilities for children and adults…
For students with a learning disability, leaving for college may be challenging time. For one thing, you are an adult now and advocating for your rights as a person with disabilities is your responsibility! Learn how to transition to college if you have a learning disability.
Many people are aware that children who have learning disabilities usually cannot cope with academics. Although it is widely known that children diagnosed with LD process learning differently, there are other areas of child development that may also be impacted. Most educators and parents do not realize how learning disabilities affect social skills. Poor social…
By Shannon Stringer & Zahavit Paz An overview of the different types of critical assistive technologies needed to provide support for student success in all academic settings. Technology can give students access to learning opportunities previously closed to them. It will help level the playing field. Technology can be the great equalizer for teaching in…
When a challenge interests them, ADHD become productive and enjoy discovering non-traditional approaches.