
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.

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.

Family & Everyday Life
Make sharing choices understandable, apply boundaries to everyone and agree how to ask for help.
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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