Tools
4 terms
Assistive Technology (AT)
Tools, devices, software, and systems that bridge the gap between what your brain/body can do and what the world expects—from sticky notes and timers to speech-to-text and eye-tracking systems. Everyone uses AT; some of us just need more specialized versions.
Chunking
Breaking large tasks, information, or time periods into smaller, manageable pieces to reduce cognitive overwhelm and improve processing and completion.
Stim Toy / Fidget Tool
Objects used to self‑regulate through movement or touch (spinners, cubes, putty, rings).
Visual Schedules
Structured visual representations of daily activities, tasks, or routines using pictures, symbols, or text to support planning, transitions, and time management.