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Could Apple Revolutionize Special Education?
Let’s take just one stakeholder example: students with disabilities, as well as their teachers and parents. Autism advocate and software developer Russ Ewell from the Hope Technology Group is excited. “Apple could unlock another door for autism with this breakthrough,” Ewell said. “Parents could create social story books.” So could special education teachers or therapists, tailored for each student.
100 Dollar OLPC Tablet – for autism families?
Started writing on Google+ and decided to finish there. My thoughts on the new 100 dollar tablet and its importance..not only for the developing world, but for special needs families. You can read my Google+ post here.
Frustrated by your child’s school?
This is a quick post, because the last few days I have been talking to a number of people who have been frustrated by their child’s school. They haven’t been able to get the help or services their child needs – services they know their child needs.
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