AT Basics

All AT is expensive!

The rules that govern assistive technology are:

If AT is required, where is the appropriate place to document AT on the child’s IEP:

Assistive technology can support:

Assistive Technology should only be considered for students requiring high tech equipment.

Your student is not making progress toward his reading goal, but is only labeled OHI so you cannot consider AT.

Which is an example of AT?

Assistive technology is meant to:

If you have a question about AT for a student on your caseload, who do you ask?

IDEA requires the IEP team to determine whether AT is needed for your child to receive a FAPE.

Which assistive technology is an example of no tech/low tech?

Which one is NOT an assistive technology?

AT must be considered for ALL students on an IEP.

When a parent requests specific AT or item such as an individual iPad for their child, what should you do?

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What does AT stand for?

Which is NOT an area of assistive technology consideration?

Is Braille a type of assistive technology?

AT is any device that helps a person with a disability, learn, communicate or function better.

Assistive technology includes low tech and high tech devices.