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If one wanted to market a scientifically-unproven intervention, device, or pill as a valid autism treatment to families affected by autism, how would one go about it? Glossy pictures? Glowing testimonials? Miracle claims? Hyped social media pitches? Charming infomercials? Answer: All of the above. A…
09.02.2017 · From Different Roads to Learning
In recent years, we have seen newer technologies provide guidance to people with visual impairment as they navigate from one point to another. A combination of beacons, bluetooth and phone gives a person step by step guidance on where to walk, where to turn, and how to reach their destination with e…
07.02.2017 · From Assistive Technology Blog
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07.02.2017 · From Different Roads to Learning
One third of adults over 65 report difficulty walking three blocks. Mobility is a serious concern for the aging population which stems from the fact that other physical ailments and issues force them to stay at home, leading to loss of freedom, increased depression, and risks of getting other diseas…
06.02.2017 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Parents of children with autism are faced with a wide range of choices when it comes to the education and support of their children. The most important question of all is who’s most qualified to work with your child? Although a great deal of research supports Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) as…
02.02.2017 · From Different Roads to Learning
As a person gets older, the likelihood that they’ll be involved in an accident in the home greatly increases. If the aging process is accompanied by some form of vision loss, the risk is even greater. In order for a person with visual impairment to live a safe and comfortable life, their home must b…
01.02.2017 · From Assistive Technology Blog
This week, take 20% off select social skills supports with promo code SOLVE20 at checkout! The post Pick of the Week: 20% Off Social Skills Supports appeared first on Different Roads to Learning Blog. Source: Different Roads to Learning
01.02.2017 · From Different Roads to Learning
In honor of National Handwriting Day, this week’s Pick of the Week are two handwriting tools. Use promo code WRITE20 at checkout for 20% off! Check out the sale here!  The post Pick of the Week: 20% Off Handwriting Tools appeared first on Different Roads to Learning Blog. Source: Dif…
24.01.2017 · From Different Roads to Learning
Bathrooms can be very dangerous, both to the disabled and the elderly. The smooth surfaces, awkward movements, and generally solitary usage of the bathroom makes it one of the most common areas for accidental falls and injuries to occur, both for the elderly and the disabled. However, given the prev…
23.01.2017 · From Assistive Technology Blog
The decisions of many consumers are influenced by what they read in the newspaper or on the Internet and hear about on television or radio. It is our belief that access to effective treatment for the autism community is enhanced by accurate representations of autism treatment by these…
19.01.2017 · From Different Roads to Learning
In this guide, let’s look at ways those with disabilities can stretch their dollars. The purpose here is not to portray anyone as “less than” or “needing special help.” For us, the bottom line is “If you can save money, why not do it?” We just want to make sure you know about the options. Ther…
18.01.2017 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Happy Tuesday, Different Roads family! We hope you had a restful weekend! What better way to celebrate this 4-day week than with a fresh new sale.? Save 20% on your purchase of select social skills tools this week only by using promo code SOCIAL2017 at checkout!    Click he…
18.01.2017 · From Different Roads to Learning
What is the extent assistive technology can go to in order to provide solutions? Creativity, combined with technology, knows no bounds, and that can be clearly seen in this story. Emily Gossiaux was hit by a truck (18 wheeler) a few years ago because of which she lost her vision. Being a visual arti…
17.01.2017 · From Assistive Technology Blog
Ever wondered whether there’s a tablet that displays in Braille? The tablet as we know it is great for using sound/ voice as an input and output tool for blind users, but what if they really want to read their content in Braille? What if they are in an environment where using sound is not an o…
15.01.2017 · From Assistive Technology Blog
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