<ul><li>Assistive technology (AT) plays a significant role in special education classrooms, providing support to students with disabilities.</li><li>AT tools include speech-to-text software, communication boards, alternative keyboards, and switch-adapted devices.</li><li>Benefits of integrating AT in special education include increased accessibility, personalized learning, enhanced engagement and independence, and improved academic and social outcomes.</li><li>Challenges include high costs, lack of training, and limited IT support, which can be addressed through grants, professional development programs, and collaboration with IT specialists.</li></ul>

Integrating Assistive Technology in Special Education Classrooms

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