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Barb Eckert

Tablet Computers: What They're Good for, What They're Not « Autism Asperger's... - 1 views

  • swiping the screen vs. having to push the correct buttons on a keyboard).
  • Lower cost
  • The child must see the pictures and the printed word at the same time
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  • not a substitute for a teacher.
  • prevents the child from stimming by moving the icons
  • a tablet is not a substitute for a good teacher. Using the tablet and apps for babysitting does not align with the correct use of this technology.
  • apps replace cumbersome cardboard books and Velcro pictures.
  • I did not like. One was a replacement for a child’s wooden puzzle.
  • three-dimensional printer
  • www.autismspeaks.org/family-services/resource-library/autism-apps).
  • emple Grandin is an internationally respected specialist in designing livestock handling systems. She is the most noted high-functioning person with autism in the world today.  
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    This article is written by an adult with autism discussing use of tablets with children with Asperger's.  Reading from one with first hand experience sheds a little different light on it for me.
April Mstem

The Similarities Between Montessori And Digital Learning - 3 views

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    I tend to be more hesitant about including technology, and this article brings up some positive considerations to balance many other things I've read. Remembering that what best meets the need of the child (in terms of technology/specialists/extra-curricular activities and on and on) and supports his/her development has to be the primary consideration.
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