Group 10 Flashcards

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SETT

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Student, Environments, Tasks and Tools

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MPT

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Matching Person and Technology

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WATI

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Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative

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UKAT

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University of Kentucky Assistive Technology (toolkit)

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NATRI

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National Assistive Technology Research Institute (Assistive Technology Planner)

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Student, Environments, Tasks and Tools

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Involves the identification and consideration of the student (strengths, needs, preferences; the environments in which the student functions and the tasks the student is expected to lrtfktm

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Matching Person and Technology

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Suggests that Assistive Technology devices or tools should match with the students (strengths, challenges, attitudes, and interests), work within the students contexts and fit the students tasks

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Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative

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An assessment system to help identify the types of technology that may benefit students with various disabilities, based on each students individual abilities and challenges, Environments and tasks

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University of Kentucky Assistive Technology Toolkit

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Provider resources in the form of worksheet-like pages for an IEP team to complete in order to guide the team through assistive technology decision making

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National Assistive Technology Research Institute Assistive Technology Planner

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Can be used by teachers, parents, and students to actively participate in assistive technology planning and decision making on an IEP team

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Categories of assistive technology devices

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No tech |Low-Tech |Mid-Tech|Hi-Tech

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No Tech

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No tool or device used, teaching strategies

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low-tech

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Tools or devices that are low cost, less training and usually not sophisticated

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Mid-Tech

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Usually battery operated, more sophisticated, may require training, higher cost

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hi-tech

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Sophisticated decided, usually computer-based, higher cost and more training

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Examples of no tech

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Mnemonics |Graphic organizers

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Examples of low tech

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Pencil grips |Raised lined paper|Highlighter stops |Braille cards

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Examples of mid-tech

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Calculators |Audio recorders|Switches

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Examples of high tech

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Speech-to-text |iPad |Word prediction

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Categories of assistive technology WATI

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Seating|Positioning and mobility |Communication |Computer access|Recreation and leisure|Activities of daily living |Motor aspects of writing |Composition of written material |Reading|Mathematics|Organization |Vision |Hearing|Multiple challenges

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7 purposed for assistive technology Bryant and Bryant

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Positioning |Mobility|Augmentative & Alternative communication |Computer access|Adaptive toys and games |Adaptive environments |Instructional aids

22
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3 issues with assistive technology

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Stigmatization |Training |Cost