Math, Science, and AAC
February 22, 2013 6:00 am 1 CommentIn an earlier post, we began sharing content on AAC and inclusion based on articles from ASHA’s Special Interest Group... [Read More...]
In an earlier post, we began sharing content on AAC and inclusion based on articles from ASHA’s Special Interest Group... [Read More...]
We couldn’t be happier to have a guest post by Jane Farrall for our How I Do It series. Jane... [Read More...]
It’s always exciting when we see new ideas take shape in AAC tools. Take a look at the research on... [Read More...]
Although we struggle on a daily basis to facilitate good AT implementation with children who have significant communication challenges, the... [Read More...]
We are huge fans of using music in AAC intervention and have learned so much from talented music therapists who... [Read More...]
. A few weeks ago we talked about AAC intervention to teach someone how to convey information that others want... [Read More...]
We have learned so much by working with children with Angelman Syndrome (AS) over the years. Because they generally have... [Read More...]
We are delighted to have Shareka Bentham back to share another post about the AACtual therapy she provides to little... [Read More...]
We love the versatility of flip books and charts. They are a great format option for communication books, particularly the... [Read More...]
In this week’s video, Dr. Melanie Fried-Oken discusses how AAC can benefit individuals who are losing their language abilities due... [Read More...]