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PrAACticamente Conectados: a Matriz de Comunicación
On the first Friday of each month, we publish a post in Spanish by guest author Claudia Marimón to... [Read More...]
On the first Friday of each month, we publish a post in Spanish by guest author Claudia Marimón to... [Read More...]
Learn about research in developing new AAC tools from Humphrey Curtis, Duncan Lau, and Timothy Neale in this archived presentation... [Read More...]
We love single message and sequential message communicators for their ease and flexibility. This week in Teach Me Tuesday we’re... [Read More...]
We were looking for some core vocabulary lists the other day and it struck us: Maybe you were, too! Here... [Read More...]
In many cases, SLPs start their careers without the knowledge or experiences that prepare them to support individuals with challenging... [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?