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Happy February, CAA friends! Each month, we share a post from Claudia Marimón, which features AAC work in Spanish-speaking countries,... [Read More...]
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Planning for AAC use beyond the school years can lead to more productive and satisfying interactions and support a rich... [Read More...]
One of the most gratifying things about the AAC field is being able to connect with talented professionals who love... [Read More...]
Most classrooms that include children with the most significant disabilities are comfortable with low tech AT and use it frequently... [Read More...]
Summer is a great time to prepare materials for the busy year ahead. Next week, we launch a new series,... [Read More...]
Busy week? Here are some AAC posts you may have missed. Monday – PrAACtically Reading with Karen Natoci: Hello Baby... [Read More...]
Keiran has a new AAC app that is well-populated with core vocabulary. Gabbie has had an SGD for awhile but... [Read More...]
Over the years, we’ve written quite a bit on the prAACtical powers of visual schedules. Activity schedules, known also as... [Read More...]
Karen Natoci is back with some wonderful suggestions for reading and building AAC skills with young children. Although her focus... [Read More...]
We had a busy week filled with learning about AAC, autism, and inclusive education. Hope your week was just as... [Read More...]
In last week’s video, we heard from SLP Maureen Nevers about the principles and practices used in assessing individuals who... [Read More...]
Concerned about AAC systems not being implemented as often as they should? Looking for ways to help AAC learners gain... [Read More...]