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Angelo L. Tomaso School Created by: Katie DiDia

My Dad A New Teacher Someone interviewing at the school None of the above

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TEAM Warren Township Schools 213 Mount Horeb Road Warren, New Jersey Faye Brady, Ed.D. Director of Special Services x 5716 Dr. Brian Friedlander

21 st Century Literacy Skills

Expectations for Teachers All teachers will… Continually develop skills in the educational applications of technology in order to model appropriate use for their students. Learn to adapt models for integrating technology into the curriculum and create their own methods and products. Be expected to use technology to effectively communicate with parents and students. Cited from: Warren Townships Technology Plan

Programs that provide Text to Speech supports. Programs and software to promote written expression and the writing process. Programs that enhance listening comprehension and expressive language skills. Programs that provide visual supports to help students better understand concepts and ideas.

ReadingWriting Read Out Loud Bookshare Start to Finish Books Accelerated Reader Picture It Co-Writer/Solo Write Out Loud Kidspiration Draft Builder Inspiration Picture It

Co-Writer Kidspiration Inspiration

SOLO comes with Write: OutLoud, Read: OutLoud, Co:Writer, and Draft: Builder. Co:Writer 4000®: A word processor with an assistant. This software predicts words as the student is typing. These predicted words and sentences are spoken before being transferred to the word processor so the student gets immediate feedback.

Students with: Illegible handwriting Very poor phonetic or inventive spelling A physical disability that makes typing difficult Difficulty translating thoughts into writing

Co:Writer Overview Video

KinestheticAuditory Visual

Kids can actually draw and fill in diagrams showing how their information fits together, in a linear or non-linear manner. Kids are using a computer mouse to physically move information and pictures around, and they are using a keyboard to type. Kids can use the text to speech feature to help auditory learners and those who don't read as well.

Go to Inspiration software/Help/Learn to Use/Training Videos/Visual Learning/In the Classroom.

KIDSPIRATION TES LocationGradeRoom 1MaddenTeacher LaptopPre-K13 2MaddenStudent DesktopPre-K13 3MaddenStudent DesktopPre-K13 4LivingstonTeacher LaptopK/1/229 5LivingstonStudent DesktopK/1/329 6LivingstonStudent DesktopK/1/429 7MurphyTeacher Laptop3 8MurphyStudent Desktop3 9MurphyStudent Desktop3