December 30, 2009
Learn how assistive technologies could help your child with communication and fine motor tasks. From Clear Creek Independent School District’s Assistive Technology Support Team, Speech-Language Pathologist Kristin Garr, M.S., CCC-SLP, and Occupational Therapist Christy McGuill will cover:
- How to determine if assistive technology would help your child and what an evaluation involves
- The types of assistive technology most frequently used by children with Down syndrome, hearing impairments, speech delays and hypotonia
- How parents and teachers can determine whether an assistive technology evaluation should be requested
