"Concerns Rise Over Potential Ban on Assistive Technology in Schools As the debate over screen time in schools continues to gain momentum, students with disabilities are voicing their worries that the push to limit technology could inadvertently leave them behind. For many students with disabilities, assistive technology is a lifeline that enables them to access education and participate in the classroom. From text-to-speech software and speech-generating devices to digital tools that help with organization and communication, these technologies are crucial for students who face barriers to learning. If schools begin to ban or limit screens, could these students be left without the tools they need to succeed?"
Some students with disabilities rely on assistive technology to learn, and they worry it could be swept up in the movement to get screens out of schools.
