
3 Ways to Suggest That AAC Learners Be More Specific in Their Messages
July 3, 2014 6:00 am 4 CommentsDo you work with AAC learners who seem perfectly content saying things that are vague or non-specific, despite their ability... [Read More...]
Do you work with AAC learners who seem perfectly content saying things that are vague or non-specific, despite their ability... [Read More...]
One of our prAACtical friends will be getting an AAC device soon, so it got us thinking about customizing the... [Read More...]
Have some time for AAC learning? Explore the LightWriter by Toby Churchill. LightWriter SL40 LightWriter SL40 User Guide (also available in... [Read More...]
Throughout the month, we’ve been talking about building sentence length and complexity. We’ll end the month with a concept that... [Read More...]
Nothing makes us smile like learning about AAC-related content from people who use technology to communicate their message to the... [Read More...]
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We’re pleased to welcome a new guest blogger, Kate Munro, to our pages today. I first ‘met’ Kate on Twitter... [Read More...]
There are so many wonderful things about reading with kids, and practicing AAC is one of them. Every month, we’ll... [Read More...]
We love seeing ways in which clients are ‘heard’ in the course of AAC evaluations. Today, we return to the... [Read More...]
If you’re like most SLPs, you didn’t learn a lot about teaching clients to use alternative access in your graduate... [Read More...]