CD10: Children with Special Needs

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CD10: Children with Special Needs Ch 6: Technology for Assessment and Intervention

Technology in Special Education Technology for Assessment Technology for Intervention Technology for Play

Types of Technology Medical Technology Productivity Technology Small & portable, so can be used in school and community Productivity Technology Computers, video, information Assistive Technology Adaptive devices Instructional Technology (CD12)

Issues to Consider “Teachers and other professionals need to build partnerships with parents that will empower them to make decisions regarding the assistive technology. In order to accomplish this. Parents need information and hands-on experience with the devices to promote a level of comfort and knowledge … “ (pg 199)

Why Include Technology? To promote effective communication with others!! Touch screens Voice activated systems Braille keyboards Learning software for developing language, social and thinking skills Adaptive toys