Assistive technology can allow students to fully realize their academic potential, but there are many misconceptions about it. Let’s review some common myths about AT!

Assistive technology can meet specific literacy learning needs for children and teens struggling with reading or writing.

Recap of a study about predicting students with reading disabilities, which is crucial to providing needed supports as early as possible.

Apps and extensions can help children who are struggling at home with reading and writing tasks.

An explicit or implicit approach to literacy learning? See why the former approach tends to work better for all learners.

Setting a goal, monitoring progress and deciding on specially designed instruction through an IEP can help students with reading disabilities achieve success.

Effectively advocate for your child with a disability’s literacy education by thinking through your hopes and concerns.

Gain a better understanding of the needs students with different disabilities have and the evidence-based literacy interventions that can help.

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