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Assistive Technology For WritingBy Linda Balsiger, , CCC-SLPW riting by hand can be a daunting task for students with dysgraphia, dyslexia, or motor limitations. As a result, students with handwriting challenges typically produce written work that is far below their oral expressive skills. Fortunately, Assistive Technology can alleviate the handwriting burden, so that students are freed to focus on the content of their written work. As the holiday shopping season approaches, you may wish to consider investing in Technology to support your child s Writing skills. The following Assistive Technology products range from simple solutions like keyboarding, to more sophisticated programs such as note-taking pens and speech-to-text software. Learning to KeyboardThe following products are designed to teach keyboarding skills to children: 1)Type to Learn by Sunburst Inc ( ) This popular suite of products teaches children (grades K-12) to type using game-like activities.
Assistive Technology For Writing Page 2 Spaces are automatically added when pauses in the audio occur. Notes can be organized for studying by inserting breaks, copying or moving text, underlining or highlighting, or adding notes
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