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• Research-based Evidence Supporting the Use of Software to Support Literacy Instruction for Preschool Children with Disabilities
  Children with communication disorders and/or other disabilities frequently do not perform at the same level as their same-aged peers. The rise of computer-based software use for children with disabilities has proven that children with disabilities can learn these skills.
• How to Best Support Early Learning for Children with Physical Disabilities
  For children with physical disabilities, exploring their environment through movement and play can be challenging. Creating an appropriate setting that provides access to materials and independence to explore and interact is essential to prevent learning deficiencies in all developmental domains.
• Early Literacy for Children with Vision Challenges
  How can teachers help children with visual challenges enjoy and explore early literacy using adapted materials? How can teachers make books and literature come alive for children who cannot see and cannot experience books in the same manner as a typically seeing child?
• Special Education Services for Public School Students Who Are Physically Disabled
  Students with physical disabilities who enroll in public schools have many services available. The special education laws in the United States ensure that the appropriate accommodations will be made for students with physical challenges. Learn more about the specific services that are offered.
• An Educator's Guide to Teaching Students With Physical Disabilities
  To maintain inclusive classrooms, teachers should have knowledge of physical impairments, assistive technology, teaching strategies, and necessary accommodations and modifications. Use this guide as your source.
• Assistive Technology - Ergonomic Pens and Pencils
  Ergonomic pens and pencils make writing easier for children who have disabilities that make holding a standard pen or pencil difficult. Different styles of these writing devices are available to meet a child's individual needs.
• Special Instruction: Classroom Strategies for Teaching Physically Disabled Students
  Students with physical disabilities are now taught in inclusive classrooms with their peers. Educating them can require modifications and different methods of teaching. Read below to learn strategies for creating an effective learning environment to educate children with physical disabilities.
• Arrangement of Classroom Supplies for Students with Physical Disabilities
  In order to keep students with physical disabilities engaged in the learning experience and keep the flow of traffic moving within the classroom space, teachers must insure that the location of classroom supplies creates easy access. Read on to learn more on how to arrange materials for learning.
• Getting Musical With Kids Who Have Physical Disabilities
  Making music is fun, and most kids learn much from music. Creative expression and the ability to communicate in a language that involves sound and rhythm and beat can be an extremely satisfying experience for all. Music activities for kids with special needs can take many forms.