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Curriculum, testing, and administrative demands limit instructional time in modern classrooms (McKeown, FitzPatrick, & Sandmel, 2014); for these reasons, teacher-student conferences and timely...
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ADAPTS portable transfer sling

ADAPTS portable transfer sling

ADAPTS (Portable Transfer Sling) is the first of its kind created for use on an airplane, but it can also be used in the event of any disaster evacuation from schools, arenas, high rises or office buildings, cruise ships and hotels, trains and planes…or anywhere a wheelchair can’t go.

  • ADAPTS is made of the soft material used for airplane life-vests and is water-resistant and flame-retardant.
  • ADAPTS weighs 1.15 pounds. It measures 11″ x 11″ x 2″ when folded into a tote.
  • ADAPTS is industrial tested to hold at least 450 pounds! One size fits all from the small to the tall!
  • Hand wash or wipe ADAPTS

Technology tools for Students with Learning Disabilities

Technology tools for Students with Learning Disabilities
This resource contains a list of accommodations that correspond to the accommodations and foundational technology that may meet the needs of the accommodations. These digital tools are available in web browsers without the need to be downloaded, and can be accessed both at home and at work. The digital tools are free and inexpensive.
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Assistive Technology Process in the IEP Development

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Every IEP asks whether Assistive Technology is necessary to implement this IEP. In this seminar, we will discuss the foundation of AT evaluation and consideration, followed by some of the most common...
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Tracey Antista

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Tracey’s motto is “Every student can learn, it just takes YOU to show them.” Tracey is dedicated to developing her students’ literacy and writing skills to independence through digital technology, tools, and a variety interactive, creative student-centered apps. She advocates for students (and teachers) through support, collaboration, modeling, and teaching using available technology to ease the burden of tasks within her district and throughout the state. Tracey has earned many awards including the Arizona CEC Teacher of the Year and has received numerous grants to support her students. Her motto: Every student can learn, it just takes YOU to show them.
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February 10, 2022

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