Learning a foreign language can be frustrating for a student with a language-based learning disability.

Choosing the right assistive technology (AT) tool for a student can be challenging.

This is a sticky question and one that causes a fair bit of

Many schools and teachers are beginning to think about how to harness their students’ innate interest in gaming for educational purposes.

As more and more schools look towards integrating the iPad and iTouch into their classrooms, the range of

Children with Down Syndrome, as with other children, both with and without disabilities, are unique, and will learn and develop at their own rate.

Most major software now automatically incorporates assistive features, such as text-to-speech, directly into the software.

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that students with disabilities be evaluated for assistive technology, so if your child has a techno

Colorín Colorado has a wealth of resources that will help you in planning instruction for your ESL students.

There is increasing interest in the area of adolescent literacy, especially for students whose intellectual abilities are higher than their reading level.