PrAACtical Resources: AAC 101 Flipbook Handout
Looking for a quick, easy-to-read resource to supplement your AAC trainings with colleagues and families? In today’s post we share a 
flipbook-style handout that might come in handy. It covers basic tips under these headings:
- AAC Near Me (See me, see my AAC)
- Speak AAC (Aided language input)
- Speaking Style (Descriptive talking)
- Expectations (Setting the bar high)
- Support (AAC facilitation strategies)
- FAQs (Q & A about implementation)
- Top 10 Tips
You can download the file here.
Edited: This was translated into Spanish as part of the Hablando PráctiCAAmente project, coordinated by Deanna Wagner. Dianna Angeles was the translator and Claudia Marimón assisted with the editing. You can access the Spanish edition here.
Enjoy!
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Tagged With: handout, inservice, resource, Training
This post was written by Carole Zangari
12 Comments
This looks great! Thanks Carole!!
Thank you, this is amazing. I am going to place this in my welcome packet.
Thank you for making this, Carole! It looks great and contains a lot of information in a friendly-looking format.
I made a batch for a district inservice I conducted. I love them! Thank you Carole!
Have you (or anyone else) replicated this in Spanish?
Kristin, not that I know of but I will see what we can do about this. 🙂
Thank you!
thank you. Printing now for my kids Team
Oh no. I just printed it and alot of the letters are overlapping! Thougghts? advise? thx
Liz, the PDF format is pretty stable so I’m not sure why yours might be coming out like that. Maybe some of the print settings need to be adjusted? Sorry that I can’t be of more assistance.
So great. I print it and will hand out to my kids team. Thank you!
Hi there! My name is Jessica and i work with young people who needs AAC in sweden. I realy like your Flipbook about AAC and i wonder if it would be ok if I translate it into Swedish?