This document discusses Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and assistive technology for students with various disabilities. IEPs are developed between teachers and parents to set goals and plans for students throughout the school year. Assistive technology includes devices that assist people with disabilities and the process of selecting them. Examples of assistive technologies discussed are voice recorders, word processors, and talking keyboards to help students with mild learning disabilities or ADHD. The document also discusses technologies like FM systems, infrared systems, and one-to-one communicators that can help students with auditory disabilities hear better in the classroom.