The use of a schedule to guide students with special education needs through a series of activities can increase independence and self-management as well as improve on-task behavior. In the study reported here, three young boys with developmental disabilities were taught to use the scheduling app First Then on an iPad. Least to most prompting was the instructional strategy employed. The intervention was carried out by class teachers in special education classrooms as part of their regular daily routine. There was a clear intervention effect for all students and two met the mastery criterion of all steps correct for 3 consecutive days.6 page(s
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As schools introduce iPads as teaching and learning tools, they are confronted with an overwhelming ...
Twelve special education teachers who have instructional experience using iPads with children with s...
The use of technology has become increasingly prevalent in schools, from elementary school to high s...
A visual activity schedule is a set of pictures or words that can be used to teach an individual wit...
The question of the quality of life, such as the ability to complete the routine skills independentl...
Students with disabilities often face difficulty throughout their lives. One of these common challen...
Adolescents with developmental disabilities are often unable to navigate single daily tasks without ...
This single subject design study (ABAB) investigated the effects of using iPads in a classwide acade...
Abstract This single subject design study (ABAB) investigated the effects of using iPads in a classw...
Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities may have challenges with executive func...
This multiple probe across behaviors design study evaluated the effectiveness of using a video model...
In recent years, research has emerged on the application of the iPad for teaching academic, communic...
Nowadays, mobile touch technologies, such as tablets, are an integral part of teaching and learning ...
In this document we provide a preliminary overview of how IPads and software applications are being ...
The purpose of this study was investigating teachers’ interaction with a young child with ASD when t...
As schools introduce iPads as teaching and learning tools, they are confronted with an overwhelming ...
Twelve special education teachers who have instructional experience using iPads with children with s...
The use of technology has become increasingly prevalent in schools, from elementary school to high s...