Accessibility Tools
Special Education Events & Conferences Welcome to our page dedicated to learning disability events! Browse a comprehensive list of events taking place throughout the year that are focused on learning disabilities. From conferences to workshops, seminars, and webinars, we have compiled a list of events that cater to individuals and organizations looking to keep up-to-date…
Explore the significance of Dyslexia Awareness Month in October and discover valuable resources and information related to dyslexia at LDRFA.
There are four major Federal laws that discuss access to and funding of Assistive Technology and rights of the Disabled We briefly will review each one.
Smart home technology can greatly improve independence and maximize the quality of life of people with disabilities. Learn history, usess, and applications.
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…
Does your child show any of these dyslexia related symptoms? Learn about child’s dyslexia and how to identify it.
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…
If you feel that your organizational skills need improvement, then you must rely on tools strategies to help you be more productive.
Writing a good paper is tough enough even for college students with prowess in reading and writing skills. Throw in dyslexia and ADHD, and the task appears more daunting and impossible. While students with learning difficulties can have the most creative ideas and thoughts, putting them down on paper is the hardest part. However, that…
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…