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10 Tools for (20)10 - 0 views
Learn Me Good: 20 great online sites for kids' education - 0 views
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"Her list is titled, "20 Online Tools and Sites to Engage Students in Learning," and without any further ado, here it is! The Internet is loaded with tools and websites that teachers can use to engage their students in math lessons, language arts, history, art, music, and other subjects. Here are 20 online tools and sites to try throughout the school year:"
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Free Technology for Teachers: 35+ Educational Games and Games Resources - 0 views
Technology Solutions for Developmental Math: An Overview of Current and Emerging Practi... - 0 views
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"Technology Solutions for Developmental Math: An Overview of Current and Emerging Practices Technology can be used to expand and strengthen how developmental math is taught in community colleges, according to a 2009 report, Technology Solutions for Developmental Math: An Overview of Current and Emerging Practices. This report, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, examines the challenges of increasing students' math skills in community colleges and shows how technology can help."
Eight Great Interactive Sites that let you Paint like a Famous Artist - 2 views
New! FREE Algebra Games - 0 views
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"We've just added three new Algebra games to our Free Teacher Resources! Fast-paced and highly interactive, these new algebra games are designed to help algebraic thinking come alive for elementary students and help alleviate some of the anxiety that many students experience with this challenging subject. "
1. Crayon Rock Cycle | My Science Box - 1 views
Geoblox Home - 1 views
WATI.org : Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative - 1 views
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How Do You Know It? How Can You Show It?
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Assistive Technology Supports for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
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Resource Guide for Teachers and Administrators about Assistive Technology
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Assistive Technology - 2 views
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Assistive Technology The term assistive technology encompasses a broad range of devices from "low tech" (e.g., pencil grips, splints, paper stabilizers) to "high tech" (e.g., computers, voice synthesizers, braille readers). These devices include the entire range of supportive tools and equipment from adapted spoons to wheelchairs and computer systems for environmental control. Assistive technology certainly includes computers, but it also refers to a number of other types of accommodations and adaptations which enable individuals with disabilities to function more independently. Computers are an important type of assistive technology because they open up so many exciting possibilities for writing, speaking, finding information, or controlling an individual's environment. But computers are not the only avenues to solving problems through technology. There are many low tech (and low cost) solutions for problems that disabilities pose. Examples of inexpensive, low tech solutions include wrist splints, clip boards for holding papers steady, or velcro tabs to keep positioning pads in place.
AAC & Literacy - 0 views
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"What is the purpose of this website? This website provides guidelines for teaching literacy skills to learners with special needs, especially learners with complex communication needs * Autism spectrum disorders * Cerebral palsy * Down syndrome * Developmental apraxia * Multiple disabilities. The website provides information on: * What skills to teach * How to teach these skills * Videotaped examples of instruction with learners with special needs."
AAC-RERC - Spread the Word - 0 views
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Patti Porto
I'm a speech-language pathologist by degree, but have spent most of my career focused on assistive technology. I've worked on a variety of federal grants, was part of an awesome preschool program for kids with disabilities and their families, and teach at the university level. In addition, a good ...