Assistive Technology in the Classroom
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Topics of this game:
- What is assistive technology?
- Assistive technology devices can be separated into two specific types, what are they?
- Assistive technology is only present in a classroom when there is someone in the classroom with a need for it.
- Can an entire class benefit from assistive technology?
- Are school districts required to provide assistive technology to students who have a documented disability on an IEP?
- Someone who is hearing-impaired may use this high tech device?
- Someone who is visually impaired may use this device
- An amputee could use this type of high tech device.
- If a teacher amplifies his/her voice for the classroom this is considered high tech?
- Computer systems used by all students in the classroom are considered high tech.
- Wrapping a pencil with tape is considered low tech?
- A student who is visually impaired may have the following low tech device.
- A large FONT book is considered low tech?
- A teacher who writes larger on the board is using low tech assistive technology.
- Using LED lighting is considered low tech in the classroom?
- If a teacher moves a student to the front of the class because they are having difficulty hearing they are using why type of technology?
- Placing carpet in a classroom to control noise is what type of technology?
- Service dogs are not considered assistive technology in the classroom setting.
- Speaking louder is considered what type of technology?
- Placing felt on the bottom of furniture in the classroom to control noise is what type of technology?
