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Assistive Technology at School

AT and AAC experts help ensure students are integrated into the classroom to reach their IEP goals. Using a variety of high-tech and low-tech equipment, we will meet your students' curriculum and AAC needs.

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    Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC)

    Augmentative & Alternative Communication Specialists work with children and adults who have difficulty using speech as their primary means of communication, helping them identify and implement personalized communication solutions through expert evaluation, consultation, and training.
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    Assistive Technology Regional Centers (ATRC)

    MassAbility's Assistive Technology Regional Centers hosted by Easterseals are lending libraries of Assistive Technology. People with and without disabilities and their families can see, touch, and borrow assistive technology devices for free in order to make more informed decisions regarding the technology that will meet their needs.