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The Power of Assistive Technology in the ClassroomLoading...



It increases classroom engagement
Assistive technology is novel and intriguing for students. It opens doors for learning. This includes accessing new information, collaborating with peers, and design, all of which might not be possible without assistive technology.


Some students are put at an academic disadvantage due to challenges with learning skills that we often take for granted, such as reading, writing, or speech. Assistive technology can level the playing field so each child is able to complete lessons effectively and comfortably.
It makes learning accessible for all learners
It increases classroom engagement
Assistive technology is novel and intriguing for students. It opens doors for learning. This includes accessing new information, collaborating with peers, and design, all of which might not be possible without assistive technology.


Some students are put at an academic disadvantage due to challenges with learning skills that we often take for granted, such as reading, writing, or speech. Assistive technology can level the playing field so each child is able to complete lessons effectively and comfortably.
It makes learning accessible for all learners
It makes the Universal Design for Learning possible
All students learn differently and gravitate towards different activities more than others. Assistive technology can allow teachers to provide a variety of learning opportunities to students within a single lesson, so every student can find an activity that works for them.


For many children with learning difficulties, technology will be a large part of their education experience in one form or another. Introducing students to a variety of assistive technologies from an early age can help them become confident learners throughout their education.
It encourages technological literacy
It makes the Universal Design for Learning possible
All students learn differently and gravitate towards different activities more than others. Assistive technology can allow teachers to provide a variety of learning opportunities to students within a single lesson, so every student can find an activity that works for them.


For many children with learning difficulties, technology will be a large part of their education experience in one form or another. Introducing students to a variety of assistive technologies from an early age can help them become confident learners throughout their education.
It encourages technological literacy