The Journey: A Suite of Resources
Assistive Technology and Youth with Complex Support Needs
Video: Assistive Technology and Youth with Complex Support Needs
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Presenters: Stacy Springer, MS, OTR/L, ATP; Program Director | AT&AEM Center
Ever wonder if the students you support could benefit from AT? Do you have a student who uses AT currently or used AT in the past and it no longer seems to provide the needed support? This webinar will provide an overview of AT with a focus on transition age students with the most complex needs. Resources will be provided to expand your knowledge on how to consider, assess, and implement AT.
This clip was taken from Journey titled “Assistive Technology and Youth with Complex Support Needs: Resources and Considerations”.
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