We continue to get requests for content that can help AAC practitioners deliver remote support and are happy to oblige.... [Read More...]
Happy Sunday, AAC friends. Here are some posts that you may have missed. Monday – COVID-19 Supports for AAC Users... [Read More...]
Every once in awhile, it’s nice to perk up our AAC teaching with activities that we haven’t tried before. Today,... [Read More...]
“I need to prepare my child for nasal swab testing.” “How can I get my students to wear their masks?”... [Read More...]
Happy Sunday, AAC friends. We have some posts that you may find interesting. Monday – PrAACtically August – AAC Resources... [Read More...]
We’re reaching back into the archives today to spotlight some past posts. If you’re looking to tune up your IEP... [Read More...]
Well this is certainly shaping up to be a strange summer. Here in Florida, lots of professionals and families are... [Read More...]
Happy Sunday, AAC friends. Here are some posts that you may have missed in your busy week. Monday – The... [Read More...]
When clinicians, researchers, and individuals with AAC needs come together to work on a problem, good things can happen. In... [Read More...]
Finding ways to engage AAC learners is important to professionals across disciplines and service delivery settings. In today’s post, we... [Read More...]
We continue to get requests for content that can help AAC practitioners deliver remote support and are happy to oblige.... [Read More...]
What are the different types of co-teaching? What benefits do they offer in AAC therapy? How can we use this... [Read More...]
With apologies to the SGD and app designers for making things more complicated for you we offer up these wishes for... [Read More...]
We had a lot of fun playing with the new Lightwriter Swift at the 2012 ATIA conference in Orlando. Previous... [Read More...]
– I just learned that February is Jewish Disability Awareness Month. In honor of that, we wanted to share resources... [Read More...]
It feels awfully strange being a newbie again. We’re certainly not new to AAC. And we’re not new to talking about... [Read More...]
Looking for some well-grounded, yet concrete ideas for assessment of early communicators? Communication Matrix is one of my ‘Go To’... [Read More...]
Rainy days and movies go together like peanut butter and jelly. We had a dreary afternoon the other day and... [Read More...]
Not only is a Speech Only Approach not good enough, but a Listening Approach is also not good enough… Because... [Read More...]
I’m trying to learn to see the good in all things, even when it is not immediately apparent. Lucky for... [Read More...]
Disney’s free app, Disneyland Explorer, is literally a walk in the park. We love the quality of the graphics, which... [Read More...]
Aided language input is one of the first intervention strategies we teach our graduate student clinicians. Not only is it... [Read More...]