Disability Information and Insight

My best thoughts, favorite resources, & news and commentary about children with disabilities and their families

Monday, September 10, 2012

As more people with autism enter the work world, a new case study suggests that arming them with specially-programmed iPods may go a long way toward achieving independence on the job. http://www.disabilityscoop.com/2012/09/06/ipod-transition-autism/16398/

cnoe at 7:39 AM

cnoe: Raised in New Mexico in the 50's & 60's. Worked with public school programs for students with disabilities for 30+ years, mostly as a director of special education. Worked for 2 years at a small residential state school for individuals with mental retardation. Now working with a state project that provides training and information for parents of children with disabilities. I was on the board of the state association for directors of special education. I also volunteered with ARC of Texas, the Special Olympics program at various levels. There is lots I do not know, but I do have experience and contacts.

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