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Happy New Year 2003!

Here’s a quiz for you. Since November 1, 2002, I have conducted seminars in numerous states. Which one do you think offers the most forward-thinking, creative and effective Educational Technology program to its students?

Help Your Child with a Learning Disability Be More Independent with Assistive Technology

This guide focuses on ways to encourage the independence of a student with learning disabilities while in school and as they transition to college or work. Topics covered include: setting priorities and goals, working with the student’s IEP team, and exploring assistive technology tools that promote independence.

Jane Quenneville - Mentor Teacher

This month our mentor teacher is Jane Quenneville, an assistive technology specialist for the Virginia Beach City Public Schools in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Jane, was most recently chosen as teacher of the year for the Special Education Annex, an itinerant group of professionals who serve students with disabilities. Jane began her career as an occupational therapist.

Job Accommodations for People with Learning Disabilities

Practical suggestions for reasonable accommodations are offered for difficulties people with learning disabilities might encounter in the workplace. Ideas are provided for trouble with reading, writing, memory, hearing, organizing and spelling. If a specific problem is not included, read a method to evaluate the problem and propose a solution to the employer.

Making the Written Word Easier for Readers with Print Disabilities

Learn the answers to frequently asked questions about accessing e-text through the National Instructional Materials Access Center (NIMAC). Find out how to obtain e-text so that LD students can get printed material in the format they need.

Meeting the Challenge of Conformity

Many people with attention deficit disorder find that conforming to standard behavior in the workplace can be challenging. This article tells the story of Jane. Her story illustrates why conformity can be difficult, ways to identify problem areas, and how to navigate around them.

Organizational Problems and the Beginning of the School Year

Read techniques from Rick Lavoie to help your child get organized for the new school year. Don’t let their bedrooms and backpacks become black holes. They need effective systems and routines. Get them started right so they can remember their homework assignments, stick to deadlines, and develop organizational skills.
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