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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date and time of the appointment at the top of the form. This ensures that all parties are aligned on when the evaluation will take place.
  3. Fill in the client’s name in the designated space. Accurate identification is crucial for effective communication and record-keeping.
  4. In the 'General cognitive ability' section, select one option that best describes the student's cognitive abilities. This helps assess their needs accurately.
  5. For 'READING', indicate the student’s grade level and reading performance. Check all applicable difficulties and improvements to provide a comprehensive overview of their reading skills.
  6. In 'WRITING', detail current writing and keyboarding abilities by checking relevant boxes. Include any adaptations used, which can inform future strategies.
  7. Complete the 'COMPUTER USE' section by noting how often the student uses a computer and for what purposes, as this information is vital for evaluating assistive technology needs.
  8. Finally, summarize any additional strengths, learning styles, or significant factors about the student that should be considered during their evaluation.
  9. Sign and date the form at the bottom before submitting it via mail or fax as indicated.

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Assistive technology (AT) is a broad term that encompasses devices that help individuals with disabilities to improve their function and live more independently. Common categories of AT include: vision, hearing, communication, mobility, self-care and cognition. Access to Assistive Technology - Physiopedia Physiopedia AccesstoAssistiveTe Physiopedia AccesstoAssistiveTe
Assistive technology (AT) can help ensure that all students with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education (FAPE) by allowing access to the general education curriculum and settings, providing opportunities for meaningful social interactions, and facilitating progress toward their educational goals.
Assistive products can range from physical products such as wheelchairs, glasses, prosthetic limbs, white canes, and hearing aids to digital solutions such as speech recognition or time management software and captioning. Assistive technology - World Health Organization (WHO) World Health Organization news-room fact-sheets detail World Health Organization news-room fact-sheets detail
The importance of assistive technology cannot be overstated. It empowers people with diverse abilities and needs to participate more actively in work, education, social interactions, and other aspects of daily life that many take for granted. Assistive technology explained - Digital NSW Digital NSW - NSW Government article assistive-techn Digital NSW - NSW Government article assistive-techn
Whether a student is hearing impaired or has difficulty speaking, assistive technology devices make educational materials more accessible to all students. This promotes an inclusive classroom that allows students to feel comfortable and more capable of participating and learning. The Role of Assistive Technology in Special Education The University of Texas Permian Basin Education The University of Texas Permian Basin Education