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Chapter 1 of the WATI Student Information Guide focuses on Assistive Technology Assessment, specifically for students with vision impairments. It outlines the process for evaluating visual abilities, alternative output methods, and writing skills. The chapter emphasizes the importance of consulting a vision specialist and includes checklists to assess students' needs for assistive technology.

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Begin with Section 10: Vision. Enter the 'Date of Last Vision Report' and provide details regarding any field loss or vision conditions as indicated.
In the 'Visual Abilities' section, check all applicable boxes that describe the student's visual capabilities, such as reading enlarged text or using optical aids.
For 'Alternative Output', select all tools currently used by the student, including Braille notetakers or screen readers.
Assess the student's level of proficiency by checking the option that best describes their needs for assistance with devices.
In the 'Writing/Handwritten Materials' section, check all relevant boxes that reflect the student's writing abilities and requirements.

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