Classroom Special Education: Creating Accessible Classrooms: Diversity and Inclusion
To access special education supports for your child, you will need to work with your child's teacher, principal and school boards. Special education programs and services are tailored to meet students' individual needs. These programs support students with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism and more.
Accessibility in the Classroom, A Teacher's Guide
Any classroom teacher will tell you the importance of differentiating instruction and materials for students' diverse needs. It's also crucial that when you introduce a new digital learning tool into your classroom, you make sure it will be accessible to your students. That means that a student with a disability (cognitive, physical, or learning) will be able to engage and interact with the content in the same way a student without a disability can. Simple things like closed-captioning or voiceovers can go a long way to helping students access content. The next time you introduce a new digital learning tool, consider these three key questions to help ensure you're meeting all your students' needs.
