High-tech tools: iPads help teachers zero in on behavioral issues

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	High-tech tools: iPads help teachers zero in on behavioral issues


	Kari Carper, early childhood special education teacher at Helping Hands Preschool, reviews an iPad lesson with Brandon Ray. The device, which the Sunflower Diversified Services Foundation donated, is helping with students’ behavioral issues. View Larger

Editor’s note: This is the first of two stories about how iPads are helping teachers zero in on behavioral issues at Helping Hands Preschool. The Sunflower Diversified Services Foundation recently donated two iPads to the school and one to its own Early Education Center. The second article will explain Sunflower’s point of view.

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