Assistive technology for learning disabilities

Assistive technology is an umbrella term that includes assistive, adaptive, and rehabilitative devices for people with disabilities. When we talk about using assistive technology for young people with learning disabilities, we also refer to the process of selecting, locating, and using the right devices for each student.

Assistive technology for young people with learning disabilities promotes greater independence by enabling students with SEND to perform tasks  they might not have been otherwise able to. These devices and the accompanying support from our trained staff at our Royal College Manchester and Royal School Manchester in Greater Manchester allow our children to develop communication skills and enhance their learning experiences.

Our assistive technologists ensure  they are able to advise on and implement the latest innovative assistant technology with our students. They work closely within Seashell’s multidisciplinary team to implement bespoke assistive technology strategies for students with learning disabilities. This enables our students to experience maximum independence and develop effective communication skills.

Our Facilities

Our students benefit from some of the best facilities for special needs students in the country to improve their learning outcomes and quality of life. This includes assistive technology for students with disabilities, ensuring our students can explore augmentative and alternative communication and enjoy the full capacity of their communication skills.

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Outreach Services

Seashell provides a comprehensive range of specialist assessment and disability support, training and consultancy to organisations across the education, health and care sectors, supporting people with learning disabilities across the country.

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