The Colorado Department of Education has put together this manual, in collaboration with medical and educational professionals, to inform and advise educators in terms of teaching students with a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Many people do not realize how common it is for children to suffer a brain injury. TBI...
Think Inclusive is a site that gives news and other information on creating inclusive environments for all people, including people with disabilities. Articles, videos, and podcasts focus on advocacy for inclusion in communities and educational settings. This article focuses specifically on AAC communication, and how sequential message devices can be...
Inclusive design is about putting people first, especially those with disabilities. Designing a website with accessibility and inclusion in mind from the outset has the added benefit of improving usability for both people with and without disabilities. This ensures that everyday tools and technologies can reach everyone who needs them....
Do 2 Learn is a website for parents and teachers, with hundreds of resources, guides, printables, and other products to help in the education and transition of children and young adults with Autism. Some topics that the website covers and provides interventions for are behavior management, job tips and social...
Experts from Indiana Resource Center for Autism have written articles and guides regarding Autism (ASD) and sensory issues and strategies. This page includes information on sensory integration, strategies for intervention, and transition resources.
In this PowerPoint Presentation, which accompanies the webinar, I Can Read That! AT Supports for Struggling Readers , Diana Ree-Reeder demonstrates various built-in accessibility supports in mobile devices to support struggling readers. These include a free screen reader, as well as the settings...
In this session with Diana Ree-Reeder, participants learned how to use the built-in accessibility supports in their mobile devices to support struggling readers, a free screen reader, as well as how to adjust settings in three library apps: Google Play Books, Kindle App, and Libby/Overdrive so that readers can confidently...
Students with hearing disabilities face unique challenges inside the classroom. Many common learning modes that people take for granted — lectures, discussion groups, and even one-on-one conversations — can be a struggle for those who have any level of hearing difficulty. However, today’s wide range of tools, devices, and systems...
This website is the result of a joint project between Perkins School for the Blind and Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI). By combining their resources and expertise, they hope to assist educators and families provide literacy experiences for children who are blind or visually impaired. The...
This website by Pat Andrews, and is designed for Special Education teachers. It features ideas, tools, and printable materials that can aid in the teaching of autistic students, according to ability or area of learning. https://www.tinsnips.org/
