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Special Needs App of the Day: Multiplying Acorns HD
Assistive Tech > Apps

Special Needs App of the Day: Multiplying Acorns HD

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...skills gained from this app include: Improved hand-eye coordination, action timing, and problem solving...gained from this app include: Improved hand-eye coordination, action timing, and problem solving...gained from this app include: Improved hand-eye coordination, action timing, and problem solving Multiplying...
What is Dyspraxia
Special Needs > General Special Needs

What is Dyspraxia

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...dyspraxia have a difficult time with movement and coordination. Dyspraxia can present itself in a number of different...Trouble completing easy tasks that require hand-eye...Trouble completing easy tasks that require hand-eye...
When Behavior Becomes Self-Harm: A Parent's Guide to Managing Self-Injurious Behavior in Children with Intellectual Disabilities
Medical > Psychiatry

When Behavior Becomes Self-Harm: A Parent's Guide to Managing Self-Injurious Behavior in Children with Intellectual Disabilities

By Chloe Davis
...their head against the wall, bite their hand until it bleeds, or pull their hair...Behavior Is. SIB includes head-banging, hand-biting, self-scratching, hair-pulling,...hand-biting, self-scratching, hair-pulling, eye-poking, and skin-picking. It's repetitive,...that's stimming. If they bite their hand hard enough to leave marks, that's SIB....
Anxiety and Autism
Special Needs > Autism Spectrum

Anxiety and Autism

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...with autism. While anxiety and autism seem to go hand in hand, there are relatively few resources that...autism. While anxiety and autism seem to go hand in hand, there are relatively few resources that help manage...social situations — knowing what to say, how to use eye contact, using appropriate body language, and initiating...
Augmentative and Alternative Communication: The Voice of Success for Your Child
Special Needs > Speech and Communication Impairments

Augmentative and Alternative Communication: The Voice of Success for Your Child

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...electronic speech-generating devices resembling laptop or hand-held computers, which young people may adopt as...pointing, for example—as well as body language, eye contact, written notes and other universal communication...another body part they can control reliably, or use eye-gaze techniques. Using AAC does not preclude speech...
The Voice of Success For Your Child
Education > Tutoring

The Voice of Success For Your Child

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...electronic speech-generating devices resembling laptop or hand-held computers, which young people may adopt as...pointing, for example—as well as body language, eye contact, written notes and other universal communication...another body part they can control reliably, or use eye-gaze techniques. Use of AAC does not preclude speech...
Understanding SSI Resource Limits and What Assets Count
Legal > Government Benefits

Understanding SSI Resource Limits and What Assets Count

By James Williams
...accounts: Checking, savings, and money market accounts count. The full balance, not just what you deposited this month. Cash: Any cash you have on hand counts. Stocks, bonds, and investments: Mutual funds, CDs, brokerage accounts, retirement accounts you can access without penalty. All countable....
Remote Job Boards Specifically for People with Disabilities
Career > Finding Jobs

Remote Job Boards Specifically for People with Disabilities

By Oliver Bennett
...Accessibility Filters. FlexJobs isn't disability-specific, but it's the most thorough remote work platform that supports disabled job seekers. Every listing is hand-screened to confirm it's genuinely remote or hybrid. You won't wade through on-site roles mislabeled as "remote opportunities." The platform charges...
Transport Wheelchairs vs. Self-Propelled Wheelchairs: Understanding the Difference
Assistive Tech > Mobility

Transport Wheelchairs vs. Self-Propelled Wheelchairs: Understanding the Difference

By Dr. Fiona Maddox
...wheelchairs have larger rear wheels with hand rims, allowing the user to move independently....routines, and where their strength and coordination may be headed. What Defines a Transport...typically 8 to 12 inches, with no hand rims. The frame is lightweight and...still developing the strength and coordination needed to propel themselves reliably....
Racing Wheelchairs for Kids: Getting Started in Adaptive Sports
Assistive Tech > Mobility

Racing Wheelchairs for Kids: Getting Started in Adaptive Sports

By Dr. Fiona Maddox
...forward. There are no brakes, no armrests, and often no backrest beyond a low support. Push rims are smaller and positioned close to the wheels for faster hand cycles. Gloves with grip surfaces protect the athlete's hands and improve traction. The steering mechanism is subtle, controlled by shifts in weight...
When to Replace Your Child's Wheelchair: Fit Indicators and Insurance Timeline
Assistive Tech > Mobility

When to Replace Your Child's Wheelchair: Fit Indicators and Insurance Timeline

By Dr. Fiona Maddox
...to asymmetrical posture. What to check: With your child seated, slide your hand between their hip and the armrest. If you can't fit your hand comfortably,...slide your hand between their hip and the armrest. If you can't fit your hand comfortably, the seat is too...
Power Wheelchair Control Options: Joystick, Head Array, and Sip-Puff Systems Explained
Assistive Tech > Mobility

Power Wheelchair Control Options: Joystick, Head Array, and Sip-Puff Systems Explained

By Dr. Fiona Maddox
...Joystick Control. The joystick is the most common control method. It requires hand or arm function to push the stick in the direction your child wants to go....foot-operated joystick. Who it's appropriate for: Children with consistent hand, arm, or foot movement who can push in multiple directions and release to...

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