Students learn by a hands-on approach.
This course is designed for disabled students with no knowledge of computers. Because it also includes note taking and a comprehensive notebook, it serves as a blueprint for becoming an organized, successful student. Students work on individual projects or use a variety of educational software in such areas as math, grammar and spelling. Concepts and skills are presented via lecture, assistive computer software, and assignments designed to provide practical experience in their use. Students also learn about brain function, studying four different disabilities that can involve memory difficulties.