31 AAC Posts You May Have Missed, December 2012
PrAACtically Thinking
- Happy New Year
- Let’s Cook: It’s PrAACtically the New Year!
- 10 Resources for Planning and Designing Communication Books
- Why We Love AAC Language Experience Activities
- AAC Vocabulary Instruction Round-Up
- Beyond Good Intentions: Thoughts on PrAACtical Supports for AAC Families
- No Words: “We’re Hurting, Too”
- Quick Start Communication Book Pages
- Talk About Me, Too: AAC and Visual Strategies for Significant Challenges
- The PrAACtical Side of Giving: Random AACts of Kindness
- Hello, Holiday! 10 Great Apps to Gift
- Do It My Way: Personalizing Communication Books
- 31 AAC Posts You May Have Missed, November 2012
- Why We Love Sequential Message Devices/Apps
Strategy of the Month
- The PrAACtical Power of Communication Books
- Organizing Vocabulary for Communication Books: Getting Started
- Communication Books: Making Decisions About Format
- The Communication Book is Ready: Now What?
- PrAACtically Personal: Individualizing Communication Books
Video of the Week
- Making Libraries Inclusive
- Inclusive Libraries, Part 2
- Why Use AAC?
- Why Introduce A Picture-Based Communication System?
- In the Treasure Bag: Using Sharing Time to Focus on Vocabulary
The Fives
- 5 AAC-related Presentation Handouts from 2012
- 5 Ways to Improve Therapy Sessions for People Learning AAC
- 5+ Ways to Make Page Fluffers and Spacers
- Merry Christmas, PrAACtical AAC Style: 5 Ideas for Creating Language Rich Traditions
- 5 Awesome Things We’ve Heard Kids Say with AAC
- 5 Things We Love for Supporting Literacy Learning by People Who Use AAC
- 5 Things to Do to See If Your Vocabulary Instruction is Effective (& 5 Things to Do If It’s Not)
Filed under: PrAACtical Thinking
This post was written by Carole Zangari