This presentation discusses using assistive technology and other tools to accommodate learners with special needs in inclusive classrooms. It outlines several technologies like sound amplification systems, Dynavox devices, and word prediction software that can help students with hearing, speech, or language impairments. Other tools are described for aiding students with ADD/ADHD, autism, or occupational impairments, such as noise-cancelling headphones, wiggle cushions, and pencil grips. The presentation aims to help teachers identify ways to meet the needs of all students in accordance with requirements for inclusive classrooms.