Often kids with Asperger’s or other autism spectrum disorders are extremely motivated by technology tools, and tend to learn very well from videos, software, and other visual representations

There is a strong family pattern for learning disabilities. I would encourage you to keep a close eye on your daughter.

The 2004 update of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA 2004) requires that Individualized Education Plan (IEP) teams consider the appropriate assistive technology when determining

You are probably referring to an auditory trainer (also called an FM System) which is a type of Assistive Listening Device.

As a parent, you play a critical role in helping your child develop into a reader! The Reading Rockets website is all about reading.

Your question addresses parental concerns about the absence of a safety net when their child’s special education eligibility is being terminated because the child has made adequate progress.

Finding help for your child can be difficult if you live in remote or rural areas without access to specialists. However, there is a wealth of resources available online through free websites.

Communication devices can often be large, bulky, and single out AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) users as “different” from their peers.

Please, Mr. And Mrs Mitchell, sit down together and read my response to your question.

Without knowing more details about your son’s specific needs, I can’t make a particular technology recommendation.