Low and Mid Tech Adaptions That Can Assist Students With Disabilities in Completing Math Assignments

The previous couple blogs have spoken about high-tech assistive technology that can be used in the classroom, but there are a so many different of low-tech and mid-tech assistive technologies that can be used to make the general education mathematics curriculum more accessible to students with a wide range of disabilities.

Low Tech

·      Fraction rubber stamps

·      Manipulative such as number lines

·      Addition and multiplication tables

·      Base 10 blocks

·      Transparent rulers 

Mid Tech

·      Large calculators with oversized buttons

·      Talking calculators

·      Coin abacuses

·      See and solve calculators