Assistive Technology Lesson 3: Technologies for People with Cognitive Disabilities & Learning Disorders

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DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY

A severe, chronic disability that begins any time from birth through age 21 and is expected to last for a lifetime

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LEARNING DISABILITY

One type of developmental disability

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  • Cerebral Palsy

  • Rett Syndrome

  • Epilepsy

  • Autism

  • Asperger’s syndrome

TYPES OF DEV’T DISABILITIES:

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Scan/Read Programs

  • A powerful technology solution for people who have difficulty with reading comprehension

  • These programs involve hardware (a scanner) and software (text- to- speech technology)

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Text-to-Speech Software

Another way to guide those with reading comprehension difficulties

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Dictation Software

Also known as speech-recognition software

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Electronic Helpers

Electronic spellers and talking dictionaries are also helpful tools for people with reading disabilities

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Audiobooks

Reading doesn’t have to be difficult, and out of the classroom and office you can read for fun with ____and electronic book readers.

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dysgraphia

  • People who have difficulties with written language

  • These individuals struggle with handwriting, spelling, and composition, and will benefit from voice- recognition and text- to- speech software.

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dyscalculia

  • A person with a math disability, sometimes called _____, has trouble learning and manipulating numbers.

  • It is difficult for these individuals to understand math concepts, memorize math facts, and understand how math problems are organized on a page.

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dysphasia

  • a speech disorder or speech comprehension disorder ranges from complete absence of speech to difficulty in naming a few objects.

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Smartphones

Great resources for those who have difficulty managing their time and remembering schedules or routines

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INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

  • Differs from a developmental disability

  • Involves a significant limitations in overall intellectual functioning

  • Generally categorized as having an IQ of 70 or below

  • May occur from a congenital disorder or as the result of a traumatic event such as brain injury or lead poisoning, or it may be brought about by the onset of a dementing condition such as Alzheimer’s disease

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Communication Board

An example is DynaVox Mayer-Johnson’s Boardmaker for Windows or Mac is a drawing program combined with a graphics database that includes 4,500 picture communication symbols for creating symbol- based living skills materials