This document discusses assistive technologies and IEPs for students with special needs. It defines assistive technologies as devices that help people with disabilities perform tasks independently and provide a least restrictive environment in classrooms. An IEP is an individualized education plan that sets goals for students with mild learning disabilities. The document outlines different types of assistive technologies for various disabilities, including learning disabilities, hearing impairments, and ADHD. Examples provided are hearing aids, graphic organizers, and text-reading software. The goal of assistive technologies and IEPs is to support students with special needs and promote their inclusion in regular classrooms.