This post describes various types of low-tech and mid-tech adaptations that can be made to assist students with disabilities complete math assignments easily.
Low-Tech Adaptations include:
Fraction Rubber Stamps
Manipulative Number Line
Laminated Addition and Multiplication Tables
Special Rulers with Transparent Overlays
Large Button Calculators
Talking Calculators
Mid-Tech Adaptations include:
Coin Abacus
Coin-u-lator
These devices have keys that are shaped and sized like coins and they are designed to teach basic money counting.
Resource:
Dell, A., Newton, D., & Petroff, J. (2012). Computersand Internet to Teach Math. Assistive Technology in the Classroom (). Upper Saddle River: Pearson Education, Inc.. (Original work published 2008

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