Assistive Technology: Access for All Students

Adult services often are coordinated with vocational rehabilitation to help support students wishing to gain employment or enter postsecondary learning environments, and the authors emphasize the need for key personnel to plan the transition from high school to the adult world. [...] the authors cle...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of special education technology 2011, Vol.26 (4), p.64
1. Verfasser:	Floyd, Kimberly K
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Schlagworte:	Distance learning Education Educational Technology Individualized Family Service Plans Individualized Instruction Instructional design Internet access Learning Outcomes of Education People with disabilities Student Participation Young Children
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