Assistive technology (AT) refers to a device or software that makes it easier to complete everyday tasks. Common forms of assistive tech for kids with learning and attention issues, like dyslexia or dysgraphia, include text-to-speech or dictation.
But is assistive technology “cheating”? Does it give some kids an unfair advantage by making it easier for them than for others?
Hear from Jamie Martin, assistive technology consultant, on these and other common myths about assistive technology tools.
Then learn more about assistive technology for kids with learning and attention issues at Understood.org.