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Assistive Technology Mathematics

Assistive Technology - Math – Low Tech-Mid Tech-High Tech Abacus/Math Line Enlarged math worksheets Alternatives for answering, explaining or giving examples Math “Smart Chart” Money calculator/Coinulator Tactile/voice output measuring devices Talking watches/clocks Calculator with or without print out Calculator with large keys and/or display Talking calculator Calculator with special features On-screen/scanning calculator Alternative keyboard Math software Software for manipulation of objects Voice recognition software

Low Tech MathLine MathLine is the first supplemental math tool with one-to-one correspondence between the concrete object and the abstract symbol. MathLine is an alternative strategy in the classroom that clearly models over 50 elementary math concepts and standards.

MathLine - Where Used Regular Education/Mainstream Curriculum Special Education Programs, IEP’s Remedial Programs Bilingual Education Programs Compensatory Education Programs Alternative Education Programs Intervention Programs Home-schooling Tutoring Services

MathLine Demo MathLine Demo

Teacher Exploration – MathLIne Is MathLine a Low, Mid, or High Tech device? Is it a multi-modal device? Is it cost efficient? Think of a student in your class that is having difficulty moving from the concrete to the abstract in mathematical operations. Do you think MathLine would be a consideration? Visit the MathLine website to view the MathLine Products. http://www.howbrite.com

Teacher Made Charts Low Tech Number lines, teacher made charts are both examples of a low tech device used by teachers. View an online sample from the Wisconsin Initiative on Assistive Technology at http://www.wati.org/ then choose curriculum-math

Mid Tech Devices Talking Calculators, Talking Clocks, & Talking Wristwatch A talking calculator is a device that speaks when the number is pressed. A talking clock/wristwatch speaks the time. See Premier Assistive Technology Website for more info and demo copies of software. Talking calculator Talking checking book

High Tech Smart Board - Smart Chart A Smart Board is an interactive white board that can be used in several ways. Use the notebook software to create interactive lessons Use the pens to highlight a specific element in a presentation Hand write on a Smart Board with the special pens and turn the cursive into print. Smart Chart activities are developed using a Smart Board. Website reference: http://www.kenton.k12.ky.us/SmartBoard/smartmath.htm

Math sample – Smart Chart - Notebook In this lesson the teacher is having students compare best times in an Olympic Track and Field Event.

Smart Board - Geometry In this lesson the teacher is explaining the Pythagorean Theory to students.

Smart Board – Interactive Lesson View a short video on an interactive lesson using Smart Board. Overview of Smart Board – Touch, Write, & Save Notebook Software Notebook Software Gallery - https://www.smarttech.com/trainingcenter/tutorials.asp#

Teacher Exploration – Smart Board List three ways you might use a Smart Board in your classroom. 1. 2. 3. Visit these two websites and view some ways to use a Smart Board. (focus on Math related topics.) General Info on Smart Board - http://www.kenton.k12.ky.us/SmartBoard/smartboardindex.htm Templates of Lessons – Math - http://www.kenton.k12.ky.us/SmartBoard/smartmath.htm Smart Board Workshop for Teachers - http://its.leesummit.k12.mo.us/smartboard.htm

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Math – Software Solutions Microsoft Office – Templates - http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/default.aspx Mnemonics for learning math – Kutztown University http://faculty.kutztown.edu/schaeffe/Mnemonics/mnemonics.html On Cloud Nine – by Kimberly Tuley and Nanci Bell http://www.lindamoodbell.com/programs/on-cloud-nine.html Tom Snyder Software - http://www.tomsnyder.com/ Touch Math - http://www.touchmath.com/