Lateef McCloud has this poem posted on his blog and I found it so powerful I wanted to share it with you. I had the opportunity to hear Lateef speak at the AAC on the Bay conference this year. He is a young man who is very well educated and has a lot to say that we all could learn so much from. Having CP, Lateef is left to use a communication device to express himself, which he does so
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Bookshare - Accessible Print for Print Disabled (iPad info too)
By andre at October 04, 2007
No comments
Popular Posts
-
Online (and iOS) Activities to use with Switch Access (iPad information at the bottom of this posting, along with computer software links.) ...
-
There are many accessibility options built right into the programming. Apple has always provided great accessibility options (explore: Appl...
-
Communication applications (apps), designed to be used on an iPhone, iTouch or iPad (iDevices), fit different cognitive and learning profil...
-
From Resources from Teachers. Many learners encounter obstacles with the reading process and for some, it is a pervasive problem. New estima...
-
Research supports the idea that images connect directly to long-term memory. Images are different from text in that they can communicate “...
-
This is a listing of online signing resources from Judy Kuster's "Examples of Materials That Can Be Adapted For Therapy". Than...
-
IntelliTools Classroom Suite is only as dynamic as you make it. It "combines direct instruction with a flexible tool environment to h...
-
As stated by Cari Jean, "It's no secret that kids love toys. They see a new one on a television advertisement and tell their parent...
-
In the past we taught fringe words the most. Fringe vocabulary is the easiest to teach and we thought they were what AAC users really needed...
Wordpress Theme by ThemePix.com | Blogger Theme by Lasantha - PremiumBloggerTemplates.com
NewBloggerThemes.com
NewBloggerThemes.com