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School Year of Core Vocabulary Words – Older Student Lessons: AAC Resources for September
As August draws to a close, we welcome guest authors Michaela Sullivan and Lindsay Dougherty, who are back with another... [Read More...]
As August draws to a close, we welcome guest authors Michaela Sullivan and Lindsay Dougherty, who are back with another... [Read More...]
Living with a communication disability can be exhausting, and AAC practitioners often fail to recognize the complex calculations involved in... [Read More...]
We are thinking a lot about emerging-intentional and beginning communicators. Even within these categories it seems there are sub-categories. We... [Read More...]
Like many of you, we continue to hear about programs that withhold AAC supports from children who are nonverbal or... [Read More...]
originally published December 13, 2012 We write about a lot of AAC strategies and we often give examples of different... [Read More...]
Visual supports are good teaching for ANY child, but particularly if there are issues with language processing. Check out this... [Read More...]
For most SLPs, it is easy to see how AAC can be beneficial to someone with motor difficulties, like cerebral... [Read More...]
. A strange thing happened while we were busy thinking and writing about AAC. Two strange things, actually. First, we... [Read More...]
Master clinician, Gail Van Tatenhove, shares her AAC speechie stuff. What is yours?
Scene 1 Alex looks at the picture symbol choices placed in front of him and knocks them to the floor.... [Read More...]
In the US, you’d be hard pressed to find a graduate program in SLP that didn’t have required courses in... [Read More...]
Strategy of the Month Thoughts on Teaching Core Vocabulary Teaching Core Vocabulary with Direct Instruction Strategies New Word Teaching: A... [Read More...]