The Right AT for Remington
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Remington (now a Grade 12 student) attends Chilliwack Senior Secondary. Last year, having technology with him in his academic classes proved to be successful and rewarding, not only for him but for hi…
Master Multitasker: Dominic Uses Diverse Tools with Distinction!
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Dominic is a Grade 3 student who loves animals, baseball, Pokémon, and to laugh and have fun. This year, Dominic used an iPad from SET-BC to support his communication and literacy. He worked hard with…
Collaboration in Action – Supporting Liam Together
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Liam is a grade two student at Nanoose Bay Elementary in School District 69 (Qualicum). He is an enthusiastic and determined child who is nonverbal. Liam has had SET-BC services since 2021, which init…
A New Perspective – Colbie and the CloverBook
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Meet Colbie. She is a grade 4 student at Thornhill Elementary School. What’s cool about Colbie is, although she has Cerebral Palsy which impacts her left side and low vision challenges, in her view, s…
Sofie Takes SET-BC to School: Sharing Her Tech Tools for Low Vision
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Sofie is in Grade 2 at James McKinney Elementary in Richmond. Sofie is in Grade 2 at James McKinney Elementary in Richmond. She is learning in a Montessori classroom environment with Kirsty Gourlay (C…
Xeth’s Journey – Communication Problem Solver
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A year later, Xeth has gained significant independence using his Accent 1000 device and SurfacePro computer. He’s more confident as he can effectively interact with peers, complete schoolwork and meet…
Getting On Board
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Signal Hill Elementary gives every child support and acceptance. When Jolene received a SET-BC loan for an iPad with TD Snap AAC app, Signal Hill’s SLP, Cleo Donnelly, focused on only on helping the s…
Xeth: Full Participation Enabled Through Technology
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Xeth is in grade 5 at Westview Elementary and growing so fast! For now, he likes going to school, playing videogames, music, and hanging out with his friends. Watching Xeth use his technology is amazi…
Blindfolds Off
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Meet Margot, a 14-year-old musician, poet, writer, dreamer, self-described “complicated” being who also happens to be visually impaired but asks that you look beyond that to truly see her.
HeARTful Expression: A SET-BC and North Vancouver School District Collaboration
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Last Spring, SET-BC joined North Vancouver School District for a SET-BC Inclusion Experience held at the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art during the “We Can Only Hint at this with Words" exhibitio…
Learning with Levi
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Meet Levi, who is currently in Grade 5 at Nechako Elementary in the community of Kitimat. Levi enjoys school and being with his peers. Levi is well loved by his peers, but due to his non-verbal commun…
Silver’s Inner Chatterbox Now Shines
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Meet Silver, who is currently in grade 6 at Cedar Grove Elementary in the community of Gibsons, on the Sunshine Coast. Silver is a non-speaking student with many interests as well as a passion for lea…
Team-Building with Clicker 7
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SET-BC Classroom-Based Solutions rely on the committed and invigorating energy that often occurs when teachers collaborate to support their students.
J’ai la Technologie Donc J’Essaie
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Enseigner le français langue seconde au huitième niveau demande qu’on cherche toujours de nouvelles façons d’engager les élèves.
Brooke Has the Touch When it Comes to Learning
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A large touch screen computer allows Brooke to participate in many activities. With the larger monitor Brooke can more easily see what is on the screen.
Presenting Kristian
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a set of principles which guides the inclusive classroom. It suggests that a one-size-fits-all approach to instruction and assessment is not effective to meet th…
Spring and the UDL is Easy!
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The students in Christine Lang’s Grade 2 classroom at Lord Roberts Elementary probably have no idea what Universal Design for Learning is but they experience it every day!
iEngaged with UDL
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Allison Bos describes how the use of iPad technology allows her to present activities that are more creative and accessible to all students.
Oral to Digital Storytelling in Haida Gwaii
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Grade 1 students at Sk’aadgaa Naay Elementary School in Skidegate, Haida Gwaii embarked on a transformative journey combining the tradition of oral storytelling with digital storytelling using iPads a…
Shining a Light on Inclusion in Fort Nelson
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As a Provincial Resource Program, SET-BC supports school districts, classrooms, and students in all corners of BC.
A Little Rain Can’t Keep Us from Writing!
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The Environmental School Project in Maple Ridge is an initiative supported by place-based, imaginative and ecological education.
Keeping their Eye on Communication in Quesnel
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Many teams working with students who have significant physical access challenges look to eye gaze technology as a possible solution.
The Amazing Asher
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Asher is a bright, attentive and social student at View Royal Elementary School in SD #61, Victoria. Asher loves to read and reads well, loves to be with his friends, likes music, loves Garage Band on…
The iPad Connection in Dease Lake
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It’s minus 17 degrees outside and an impromptu blizzard is blowing in alongside the remaining rays of afternoon sun.