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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 were looking for some specific resources for a distant colleague. We wanted to get as much good information as... [Read More...]
It has been a really long weekend. A very close relative had a significant medical emergency this week. The emergency... [Read More...]
I Love Chef William has a nice video showing how she uses multiple levels of visual schedules. We love the... [Read More...]
When people think about visual schedules, they tend to think about a classroom schedule with PCS for each major activity... [Read More...]
No one likes to be tested, least of all people with communication difficulties who don’t have the tools to express... [Read More...]
We’re big fans of AAC devices and apps that help with data collection. When used with appropriate attention to... [Read More...]
Stand Tall, Mary Lou Melon by Patty Lovell is a fun book that we like reading online* with kids who use... [Read More...]
Wishes are wonderful things, seducing us with their promise and possibility. So with the luck o’ the Irish in mind,... [Read More...]
We have been writing a lot about schedules. Schedules can be created by using tools ranging from no-tech to high... [Read More...]
This month we’re focusing on visual schedules. Some of our AAC friends have had great success with object schedules, so we’re a little... [Read More...]