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Universal Design and Disability Acceptance

Universal Design and Disability Acceptance

2016-11-10T10:11:22-05:00By Amy Sequenzia|Categories: Accessibility, Amy Sequenzia, blog|Tags: acceptance, Accessibility, Amy Sequenzia, closed captioning, synesthesia, UDL, universal design, universal design for learning|

by Amy Sequenzia Universal Design If you are reading this,

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The Impact of 250 Words on Literacy

The Impact of 250 Words on Literacy

2016-11-10T10:11:31-05:00By Lauri Swann Hunt|Categories: Accessibility, Author, blog, Cross Disability, General, Inclusion, Lauri Swann Hunt, Literacy, Parenting|Tags: 250 Words Represent Over Two-Thirds of Captioned Television, all disabilities, autism, autism and literacy, Autism Spectrum Disorders, closed captioning, closed captions, cross disability, down syndrome, How to Improve Literacy without Even Trying, literacy, Ollibean Literacy Lifehacks, special needs, special needs literacy, Special Needs Parenting|

Ollibean Literacy Lifehacks : Tools for parents and care providers without education backgrounds to easily provide literacy instruction. Sign up for our free Flashcards of the 250 Words that represent over two-thirds of captioned television.

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250 Words Represent Over Two-Thirds of Captioned Television

250 Words Represent Over Two-Thirds of Captioned Television

2016-11-10T10:11:31-05:00By Lauri Swann Hunt|Categories: Author, blog, General, Lauri Swann Hunt, Literacy, Parenting, Search Categories|Tags: all disabilities, autism, autism and literacy, Autism Spectrum Disorders, closed captioning, closed captions, cross disability, down syndrome, literacy, Ollibean Literacy Lifehacks, special needs, special needs literacy, Special Needs Parenting|

"There are more than 500,000 words in the English language,

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How to Improve Literacy Without Even Trying

How to Improve Literacy Without Even Trying

2016-11-10T10:11:32-05:00By Lauri Swann Hunt|Categories: Accessibility, Accommodations, Assistive Technology, Author, Autism, blog, Cross Disability, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inclusion, Lauri Swann Hunt, Literacy|Tags: #LiteracyLifehacks, all disabilities, autism, captions, CC, closed captioning, cross disability, developmental disabilities, down syndrome, literacy, literacy for children with disabilities, Ollibean Literacy Lifehacks, reading, reading and children with disabilities, reading for children with special needs, Tips for Parents of children with special needs|

One of the simplest things you can do to improve

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Closed Captioning Helps All Students

2016-11-10T10:11:42-05:00By Ollibean|Categories: Accessibility, Accommodations, Articles, ASL Videos, ASL Videos, Autism, Cross Disability, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Developmental Disabilities, Education, Featured (Homepage), General, Inclusive Education, Inclusive Education|Tags: access, Accessibility, Accommodations, all disability, autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders, captions, CC, cerebral palsy, closed captioning, cross disability, deaf, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, developmental disabilities, down syndrome, hard of hearing, UDL Universal Design|

"Not only were students talking about how much having the

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Deaf Teenager Gets AMC to Offer Closed Captioning

2016-11-10T10:11:55-05:00By Ollibean|Categories: Advocacy, Advocacy, Articles, General|Tags: activist. self advocate, advocacy, all disabilities, AMC, California, CaptiView, closed captioning, deaf, Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Santa Monica, UDL, universal design|

Johnny Butchko, 14, is hearing impaired. Tired of being unable to watch a movie at his local theatre, he stood up and got AMC to provide Closed Captioning in Santa Monica. But he's not stopping there.

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