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Real-Time Captioning for Deaf Students: CART vs. Auto-Captions and What Works
Assistive Tech > Hearing

Real-Time Captioning for Deaf Students: CART vs. Auto-Captions and What Works

By Diana Foster
A deaf student sitting in a mainstream classroom with auto-captions...sentences, a lab instruction where accuracy affects safety. The 2014 Joint Committee on Infant Hearing's position...Committee on Infant Hearing's position on access for students with hearing loss specifies full access to...
Stop Bullies App is Education and Prevention Mechanism
Assistive Tech > Apps

Stop Bullies App is Education and Prevention Mechanism

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...iAlertEM is an app that allows students to anonymously send bullying...Studio. It works by allowing student to send a picture, message,...the tip is sent anonymously, students do not have to be afraid to...about bullying activity, and students were actually posting footage...too late to intervene, and students end up getting hurt. "I wanted...
Teaching Special Needs Kids to Swim
Education > K-12

Teaching Special Needs Kids to Swim

By SpecialNeeds.com Editor
...takes a patient understanding of each swimming student as well as a well-thought-out plan for how the...Utilize appropriate adaptive equipment — Some students may benefit from adaptive equipment that makes...help children with motor disorders enjoy swimming safely. For children with tubes in the ears, specialized...
Trach and Ventilator Care at School: A Planning Guide for Families
Special Needs > Respiratory Health

Trach and Ventilator Care at School: A Planning Guide for Families

By Samantha Kay
...homebound instruction. You're being told this is about safety, about liability, about what's realistic. The standard...safe. What IDEA Requires for Medically Complex Students. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act...doesn't make it legally compliant. If your child can safely attend school with nursing coverage and emergency...
School Accommodations for Children with Multiple Sclerosis
Special Needs > Multiple Sclerosis

School Accommodations for Children with Multiple Sclerosis

By Ms. Amelia Peterson
...without a single case. When your child's symptoms are invisible, the school's default assumption is that your child is capable of what every other student manages without support. Fatigue is the most common symptom in pediatric MS, affecting up to 80 percent of children with the condition. It's not tiredness...
Dyslexia and College: How Accommodations Change and What Students Need to Know
Special Needs > Dyslexia

Dyslexia and College: How Accommodations Change and What Students Need to Know

By Leslie Turner
...IDEA covers K–12 students because schools must...identify and support students with disabilities....accommodations only when students request them. No one's...way because college students are considered adults...own academic lives. Students with dyslexia can...self-advocacy, and most students don't realize that...responsibility to the student. Colleges must provide...
Inside Inclusive Classrooms: What Co-Teaching Models Actually Look Like
Global Insights > Education

Inside Inclusive Classrooms: What Co-Teaching Models Actually Look Like

By Amelia Scott
...circulates, checking in with students who need support. What...assisting teacher knows which students to prioritize, what common...group for reteaching. Students don't view one teacher...jumps in only when a student raises their hand, or...adult assigned to one student in a mainstream room....intervenes only with students...
Person-First or Identity-First? What Parents Should Know About Language in the Disability Community
Global Insights > Culture

Person-First or Identity-First? What Parents Should Know About Language in the Disability Community

By Dylan Hayes
You learn "person-first language" at your first IEP meeting. A child with autism. A person with Down syndrome. A student with a learning disability. The logic is clear: the person comes first, the disability second. Then you read a blog post by an autistic adult who says...
When Your Child Refuses to Go to School: Understanding Anxiety-Based School Refusal
Education > K-12

When Your Child Refuses to Go to School: Understanding Anxiety-Based School Refusal

By James Peterson
...name: school refusal. And for students with special needs, it's rarely...immediately identify the threat. For students with disabilities, school...overload by second period. The student who develops headaches before...School Refusal in Special Needs Students. Sensory overwhelm ranks high...Social anxiety compounds when students struggle to read social cues...
Beyond Inspiration Porn: How to Talk to Your Child About Disability Representation in Movies and TV
Global Insights > Culture

Beyond Inspiration Porn: How to Talk to Your Child About Disability Representation in Movies and TV

By Dylan Hayes
...porn. The kid in a wheelchair who exists to teach the protagonist gratitude. The blind mentor whose wisdom comes from "overcoming adversity." The Deaf student whose main function is to inspire the hearing characters to be kinder. These stories use disabled people to make...
How Vocational Rehabilitation Can Pay for Your College or Trade School
Financial > Scholarships

How Vocational Rehabilitation Can Pay for Your College or Trade School

By Sophie Turner
...applying for college funding know about Pell Grants, student loans, and disability-specific scholarships. Few...rehabilitation agencies fund higher education for students with disabilities when that education connects...the degree is essential for your career path. A student pursuing a nursing degree will have an easier...
Charter Schools and Special Education: What Parents Need to Know
Education > Other

Charter Schools and Special Education: What Parents Need to Know

By Liam Fitzgerald
...requires every public school to accept students with disabilities and provide FAPE:...law, charter schools must: Accept students with IEPs without discrimination Provide...appropriate public education (FAPE) to students with disabilities Implement existing...disabilities Implement existing IEPs when a student transfers in Conduct evaluations and...

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