5 Things to Tell Families Who Feel Unsuccessful with AAC

As readers of this blog know, we are sometimes awed and inspired by families of people with AAC needs. There... [Read More...]

Decorate AAC Style

We often write and talk about using every opportunity to teach through meaningful language experiences. This concept works not just... [Read More...]

AAC & AT Supports in Early Intervention

SLPs have known for a very long time, that investments in early intervention pay off in a big way. But... [Read More...]

AAC Around the School & Beyond!

For the August Strategy of the Month, we have been thinking, writing, & talking about AAC in School.  School is... [Read More...]

6 Reasons to Thank App Developers

As you know, we love combining apps in intervention as one tool for engaging learners in meaningful language activities.  Apps... [Read More...]

5 Things to Consider About Data Collection in AAC

As a rule, SLPs are pretty good about collecting data in their clinical work. Here are some of our prAACtical... [Read More...]

Think Inclusive’s Tim Villegas presents: Essential Assistive Technology for the Inclusive Classroom

One of our wishes is that all of our students have educators like Think Inclusive’s– Tim Villegas.   He has... [Read More...]

Watch This- Learning Expressive Language with the iPad & AAC Device

Here is authentic AAC teaching by the AAC Chicks.  Watch for the combined use of AAC language facilitation strategies. Can... [Read More...]

PrAACtical Uses for QR Codes

In some of our posts, we talked about using QR (Quick Response)  codes as a way to share information.  If... [Read More...]

AAC and Alternate Assessments for the Common Core

Ever thought about how the assessments for the Common Core State Standards are going to work for students with AAC... [Read More...]