
Assistive Technology
Assistive Technology for Learning: Start With the Task and the User
Start with the learner's task, then compare tools through a practical trial that includes preferences, accessible materials and support.
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Assistive Technology
Start with the learner's task, then compare tools through a practical trial that includes preferences, accessible materials and support.

Inclusive Education
A practical conversation guide for students, families and educators: describe the barrier, agree on a change and review what helps.

Autism & Neurodiversity
Separate information, assessment and practical support, then choose one useful next step that fits your priorities and location.

Inclusive Education
Make library visits predictable while keeping quiet and collaborative learning available.

Family & Everyday Life
Review everyday supports with a short, accessible plan that gives each person a voice.

Family & Everyday Life
Choose the card’s purpose, check its details and connect it to a fuller emergency plan.

Family & Everyday Life
Make room for different ways to enjoy, adapt or decline seasonal traditions.

Family & Everyday Life
Plan support that makes rest possible while respecting the person receiving assistance.

Family & Everyday Life
Choose learning materials that make consent and personal boundaries clear and accessible.
A closer look · Inclusive Education
A practical conversation guide for students, families and educators: describe the barrier, agree on a change and review what helps.
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