When parents report that their child has a hearing loss, many teachers are left in the dark. Teachers then want to know how to deal with the disability in the classroom, at school or when going out.

In this thesis, Sandra provides teachers with tools …

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In this collection, AGIOn wants to provide inspiration to confront old ideas about old and new school buildings with new forms.

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An article by Freek Turlings and Erik Meester about handwriting education.

Scientific research shows the importance of handwriting for reading, spelling and memorization. What can you do to easily improve your handwriting lessons?

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Are you looking for basic information about Assisted Communication? Then start by reading the Guidelines for Supported Communication. Here you will find all up-to-date and scientifically substantiated information about Supported Communication.

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In the article, Miss Eva writes how you can use a plasticized skateboard to practice a correct writing movement.

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A guide with practical tips to make a play environment accessible to students with a motor, visual and hearing impairment.

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The pen suitcase consists of lunch boxes with material that invites toddlers and children of the first year to apply the tweezers.

View the nine different boxes with corresponding explanations.

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Via the living-in suitcases, people want:

• introducing students and teachers to DCD, dysphasia, vision and hearing problems;
• allowing students and teachers to experience the obstacles and pitfalls associated with these issues;
• encouraging schools and …

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At the request of a kindergarten, short tasks that improve the fine motor skills of type 4 preschoolers were developed. These toddlers all have a motor limitation in a mild to very severe form.

After an extensive literature review, conducting a …

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The tips are divided into three headings:

• preparation for the writing process;
• write neatly in block letters;
• write neatly together.

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People with a language or speech disorder can experience serious problems in conveying a (spoken) message. Supported communication can then be applied to support the (still) present communication skills of the person as well as possible.

Within …

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People with reading disabilities can use spoken literature in addition to reading material converted to Braille. Until recently, spoken literature was taped. For some time now, other carriers, spoken daisy CDs, have been available that offer …

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