1. Autism
   1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. Color code relevant Information
      2. Limit audio and visual distractions
      3. Consistent routine and predictablity
      4. Give student choice and control
      5. Simplify test
      6. Marking the beginning and ending of sessions
      7. Alter content of coursework
      8. Less homework
   2. Assistive Technology
      1. Digital Voice Recorders
      2. Calculators
      3. Boardmaker - software with photos, videos, etc
2. Deaf-Blindness
   1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. Real time captioning
      2. Notetakers
      3. Interpreters
      4. Captioned media
      5. Hands on experiences primary teaching strategy
      6. More time to process information
      7. Rest time to deal with fatigue
      8. Intervener -- specialist with deaf-blindness
   2. Assistive Technology
      1. Deaf-blind Communicator - a specialty Braille device
      2. Computer with screen reader and adaptive apps
3. Deafness
   1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. Teacher clearly enunciating speech
      2. Room design modifications
      3. Noise reduction
      4. Notetaker
      5. Pre-tutor vocabulary
   2. Assistive Technology
      1. Sound amplifier
      2. Tap Tap - device that vibrates to noise so as to notify
      3. Flashing timer
      4. Tactile alerting system bracelet
4. Hearing Impaired
5. Emotional Disturbance
   1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. Counseling
      2. Predictability and Routine
      3. Extra time for processing
      4. Seating arrangements to encourage socialization
      5. Clearly display rules, limitations and expectations
      6. Provide relaxation techniques and a place to rest/re-group
   2. Assistive Technology
      1. Behavior Charts
      2. Games like Brainpop to keep student stimulated
6. Other Health Impairment
   1. Includes asthma, attention deficit disorder or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, diabetes, epilepsy, a heart condition, hemophilia, lead poisoning, leukemia, nephritis, rheumatic fever, sickle cell anemia, and Tourette syndrome; and others
   2. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. "Stepping Stones" - software that creates visual outlines and paths
      2. Write shorter papers
      3. Provide cues and prompts
      4. Test modifications
      5. Incorporate physical movement into lessons
   3. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. Preferential seating
      2. Frequent rest breaks
      3. Modified or reduced homework, projects
   4. Assistive Technology
      1. Physical: Technologies can be applied from orthopedic, blind, deaf, or other impairments
      2. Cognitive: Technologies can be applied from learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities
7. Intellectual Disability
   1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. Break longer, new tasks into small steps
      2. Teach the student life skills
      3. Graded according to different standard
      4. Simplify and modify test
      5. Allow more time to complete projects
   2. Assistive Technology
      1. Computer Software with apps
      2. Graphic organizers
      3. Alerts
8. Multiple Disabilities
9. Specific Learning Disability
   1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
      1. Visual representation of all oral instruction
      2. Preview, then review new concepts
      3. Keep instruction to 10-15 minutes
      4. Variety in practice
      5. Notetaker
      6. Visual outline
   2. Assistive Technology
      1. Adaptive keyboard software
      2. Graphic organizers
      3. Speech recognition software
      4. Optical character recognition (OCR)
10. Developmental Delay
    1. Whether physical , cognitive, communicative, or social delay greatly determines interventions
    2. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
       1. Special Transportation
       2. Occupational Therapy
       3. Speech Therapy
       4. Re-teach
       5. Reduced or modified homework
    3. Assistive Technology
       1. highly dependant on type of delay
       2. see orthopedic technologies
       3. see autistic technologies
11. Visual Impairment
    1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
       1. Move desk to front (partial blindness)
       2. Audio books
       3. Digital Voice Recorders
       4. Reading of tests to student
       5. Modify assignments to express other senses instead of sight
       6. Rooms organized with ease of mobility
    2. Assistive Technology
       1. Speech to text technology
       2. Braille books
       3. Adaptive paper
       4. Phone Apps
       5. Braille notetaker
       6. PROPOSED SOLUTIONS
       7. Assistive Technology
12. Orthopedic Impairment
    1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
       1. Fine and gross motor skill instruction
       2. Speech and language pathologist
       3. Seating arrangements to develop useful posture and movements
       4. Adaptive Physical Education Teachers
    2. Assistive Technology
       1. Specialized chairs, desks and tables
       2. Augmentive and alternative communication devices
       3. Screen reading software
       4. Speech recognition software
13. Speech and Language Impaired
    1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
       1. Speech and language pathologist
       2. Modified verbal assignments
       3. Use mnemonic devices
       4. Plan and rehearse presentations
       5. Look for language-based triggers to frustration/anger/inappropriate behaviours
    2. Assistive Technology
       1. Speech amplifiers
       2. Alternative and Augmentative Communication Devices
       3. Text to speak software
       4. Voice output communication devices
14. Traumatic Brain Injury
    1. Interventions/Accommodations/Modifications
       1. Extended breaks
       2. Allow audio taping of lectures
       3. Reduce quanity of work
       4. Multiple choice on tests instead of open-ended questions
       5. Testing a quiet atmosphere
    2. Assistive Technology
       1. Calculators
       2. Screen enlargement programs
       3. Alerts on phone
       4. Apps like "Ally" - reading app for people with learning disabilities
15. Depending on the disability any or many of accomodations and technologies can be used
16. Case Study Megan
17. Case Study - Nick
18. Case Study: Ellie (ADHD)