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AAC Link Up – April 15
Happy Tuesday, AAC friends! Once a week, we invite you to share your own AAC-related content, product news, or anything... [Read More...]
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Video of the Week: Supporting Part-time AAC Users
Individuals who require AAC support on an intermittent basis are somewhat different from those who use it all day, every... [Read More...]
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Video of the Week: Implementing Data-driven AAC Programs in Schools
How can school-based programs work efficiently and effectively without using a one-size-fits-all approach? Today, we learn about the approach used... [Read More...]
AACtual Therapy-AAC in Motion: Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk with Tanna Neufeld
Tanna Neufeld hits another homerun with this post about co-treating children with multiple disabilities. Collaborating with our colleagues is both... [Read More...]
A Beautiful Family but 1 AAC Queston?
A family, a sibling, and autism. A positive message from a loving family who is doing an amazing job spreading... [Read More...]
30 Things to Do During Autism Awareness Month
We love getting EVERYONE involved in Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month. We like to take a goal focused approach to our autism... [Read More...]
PrAACtical Passover & Easter Visual Supports
Happy Passover & Easter to those who celebrate! There are some great free visual supports to help ALL children... [Read More...]
Visual Immersion Program
In this week’s featured video, we go to the AAC-RERC to get an in-depth look at a systematic approach... [Read More...]
Let Me Tell You Something- Narratives for the Beginning Communicator
March continues with story telling or narratives as the Strategy of the Month. All learners have stories to tell but... [Read More...]
Worth Repeating: Big Ideas in Teaching AAC Vocabulary
How I Do It: Cultivating an “I Can” Mindset with Marlene Cummings
As much as we love fresh new voices in the AAC community, there is simply nothing like the voice of... [Read More...]
Watch this- Planning with Strategies
Spring break brings a lot of change in routine, unstructured time, & different expectations for most families and clinicians. The... [Read More...]
Literacy, AT, & Students with Significant Disabilities
Earlier this year, we shared some articles about supporting students who use AAC in general education settings. Although we don’t... [Read More...]