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Annotated Bibliography April 26

Raskind, M; Stanberry, K (2010) Assistive Technology Tools: Math. //Great Schools.// Retrieved from [].

Some assistive tools that will help students with math would be electronic math worksheets and talking calculators. MathPad and MathPad Plus are electronic worksheets that help the student organize, align and work through the problem on a computer there are also speech synthesizers to help read the problems aloud to student. Independent Living Aids are calculators that are able to have built in speech synthesizers that will read aloud each number, symbol, or operation pressed into the calculator. This may help a student that is visually impaired or student that works better with things being read to them.