Good AAC therapy is marked by meaningful goals, well-planned instruction, and engaging activities. But for a session to be successful,... [Read More...]
Taking down the Christmas tree Chilling a bottle of champagne Reflecting on New Year’s resolutions Is it really possible that,... [Read More...]
Some of us aren’t feeling quite ready to go back to work after the holidays. Like use, many AAC learners... [Read More...]
It’s prAACtically a new year! Hope your holiday season is bringing you fun times with friends and family. Monday –... [Read More...]
A song for the season, and many thanks for allowing me to be a part of your AAC journey. Happy... [Read More...]
There is much to love about these video segments showing adults with intellectual disabilities interacting with their peers and caregivers in... [Read More...]
Joel Shaul, of Autism Teaching Strategies, has been so generous in sharing the creative resources that he has developed over... [Read More...]
Tri-folds are visual displays that are folded in thirds to make a triangular shaped display that can sit on a... [Read More...]
Monday – Laugh It Up: 5 Resources for Using Jokes and Riddles in AAC Therapy Tuesday – PrAACtical Resources: Presume Competence Guide... [Read More...]
For some learners, AAC is essential in order for them to have access to the curriculum. Access, though, is a... [Read More...]