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Assistive Technology Devices and Services
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Why might a student with physical impairments use a supportive standing device?
To help take photos during class
To carry more school supplies
To improve posture, strength, and prevent physical complication
To play sports more easily during recess
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How do prosthetic limbs help students with orthopedic impairments?
They help students hear instructions better
They are used only for sports and competitions
They support movement and independence at school
They control classroom technology like smartboards
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You can control a wheelchair with an adaptive switch
True
False
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AT devices are important for educators because...
They don't want to help their students
They empower students to take control of their education and lives
Their students don't want to participate
They don't care about their students
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AT devices help individuals with
Other Health Impairments
None of the above
Physical Disabilities
They don't help anyone
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You can not operate an adaptive keyboard with your eyes
True
False
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How can wearable memory aids like smart watches help students with ADHD?
They let students play games during class
They are used to track steps and win fitness prizes
They are only for telling time
They give reminders and help with focus and routines
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AT devices promote successful transitions
True
False
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Who might benefit most from using a seizure alert system in school?
A student with epilepsy or other seizure conditions
A student who needs help learning to read
A student with perfect health and no impairments
A student who forgets homework
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What are AT devices?
Fancy tech gadgets used only by teachers to grade faster.
School security equipment like cameras and alarms.
Tools that help students with disabilities learn and do tasks independently
Devices used to track student attendance and behavior.