Matching assistive technology tools to individual needs
To be helpful and effective, assistive technology tools must meet each child's needs, tasks, and settings.
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School's out! Or is it?
Should you give your struggling kid a break over the summer, or is this crucial time wasted?
Invisible targets
One girl's story offers a glimpse into an everyday cruelty: the bullying of children with disabilities.
It Worked: Finding a Focus With Photography
One mother highlights a strategy she used to help her son with LD experience success.
Resources for Locating Electronic Text on the Internet: A Valuable Tool for Students with LD
Electronic resources can be extremely useful for students with LD. Find online and other electronic resources that can enhance your child's learning experience.
Individualizing a Grading System for a Student With LD and an IEP
Get expert advice on working with your child's IEP team to develop a fair and equitable approach to grading.
Parents' Top Tips for Managing Interpersonal Conflict as You Advocate for Your Child
Parents share tried-and-true tips for managing conflict with others when advocating for your child.
Optimism and motivation: Keys to your child's success
Two psychologists describe the inborn optimism and motivation that drive children to learn and develop - and how you can nurture those traits.
Audio Textbooks Help Students With Reading Problems Access Curriculum
Learn why there's no need for a child to choose between learning to read and reading to learn.
No Child Left Behind and Students Who Struggle With Learning: An Online Chat
Advocate Candace Cortiella answers parents' questions about how the No Child Left Behind Act can support learning.
