A school in New York City is expanding the definition of diversity, and putting kids of varying developmental ability side-by-side in the classroom. The IDEAL School of Manhattan is breaking new ground on inclusion education, creating an environment where students with developmental disabilities are never pulled out of class, and are taught the same lessons as students without special needs.
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New computer programs Goodfeel and Lime Lighter help blind read, write music - NY Daily... - 0 views
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Lime Lighter, which produces a readable digital score for people with low vision, and Goodfeel, a music notes-to-Braille translator, are being used in music schools across the world after being tested at Filomen M. D’Agostino Greenberg Music School in Manhattan.
Accessible Designs Could Help Us All - But Only If Firms Bite : All Tech Considered : NPR - 0 views
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Here are the basics about Alex Blaszczuk: She lives in Manhattan. She's 26. She has a 20 pound cat. She's a third year law student at Columbia University. And about 18 months ago she broke her neck.
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iPad summits are for staff who already have an iPad and are familiar with its use. Participants will hear information on specific topics and share applications. Attendace is limited and priority for this summit is given to staff from CSPD Regioin IV. If you are interested in attending this iPad Summit, please have your special education director contact Doug Doty at ddoty@mt.gov Regional iPad Summits will be scheduled around the state this school year.