Monday, November 2, 2015

AT Device Example for Specific IEP Goals



Present Level of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance: Kelly is in the third grade classroom for most of his day. He has a full time paraprofessional who assists him. He is unable to use a standard keyboard because of his physical limitations. Additionally, his speech is frequently unintelligible. He currently uses single message and multiple message voice output devices, eye gaze, and limited direct selection to complete his academic work. Kelly is functioning at about the second grade level in most curricular areas.

Annual Goal: Kelly will use an adapted keyboard with custom overlays and a computer with talking word processing to complete all academic work.

According to the above IEP present levels and annual goals, I would implement an adapted keyboard to allow Kelly to use the computer to complete his academic work. I would create an adapted keyboard which is placed over the keyboard with specific keys uncovered so Kelly can press one key at a time due to his physical limitations. A larger keyboard may be helpful to Kelly with larger keys due to his physical limitations. Please see below some examples of adapted keyboards.

Reference: IEP written by Wisconsin Assistive Technology Initiative and CITE. 
      Image result for at resource adapted keyboard overlays larger keys

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