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iDo Getting Dressed – Learn the Routine of wearing clothes, for individuals with special needs

iDo by C.E.T (The Center for Educational Technology) is a brand new series for teaching and learning about activities of daily living. Currently, there are 5 iDo Apps: Hygiene, Getting Dressed, Food/Dining Skills, Community Activities, and Chores. To say they are comprehensive is an understatement, and each one is a valuable asset for any teacher or…

Autism/Special Needs Daily Organiser by Brooke Twine Five years ago my son was diagnosed with Autism. It didn’t come as a shock to us but it did come as a huge reassessment of the needs of our dear little boy. As we began down the path of multiple therapies one thing emerged as a commonality…

It is hard to find all the time to do data collection for IEP's, but Smarty Ears has now found a way to help with this task with Therapy Report Center. Any Smarty Ears apps can now be tracked through this app. Have at least one other of the great Smarty Ears apps. The most time-consuming…

Table-it! – Students with special needs learn to organize their world of knowledge by C.E.T. The Center for Educational Technology (also known as SNAPPS) is a comprehensive app for supporting kids (or adults) in organizing information. Its open format can be configured for any kind of information; from setting up a calendar, sequencing tasks needed…

Teachers and Parents can now offer Individualized Math Practice to Young Children and Children with Special Needs Using OctoPlus on the iPad

Zyrobotics, a leading assistive technology company, today announced the launch of OctoPlus, enabling teachers and parents to provide math instruction to young children and children with special needs on an individualized basis. OctoPlus provides kids with fun, interactive math addition problems that are accessible based on a student’s math skill and disability - whether…

Top Five Speech-Language Therapy Apps of 2013 – Teachers With Apps

I have been honored and so thankful to have been writing reviews here for Teachers with Apps since January 2013! This summary is a top five list of the twenty-two speech-language apps that I provided feedback on over the last year. So, without further ado, here are the winners: Number 4: Starting Sounds by I…

I reached out to my colleagues via the Facebook Group called Education App Talk (E.A.T.), asking for their favorite digital tools for the special needs population.

From Cruelty to Understanding: Trends in Special Education

Source: Special-Education-Degree.net For thousands of years the disabled were abandoned, left to die. Today: 96 % of children with disabilities are educated in regular public schools in the U.S. That’s 6.7 million Timeline: Ancient Times: 1552 BC: earliest reference to intellectual disability dates to the Egyptian Papyrus of Thebes. 800 BC: The ancient Greeks and…