PrAACtical Resources: Teaching Peers About AAC

It is not overstating things to say that Gail Van Tatenhove’s resources have shaped the way AAC is practiced all around the world. In this post, we share a terrific booklet that she created to help those who are supporting students in inclusive settings. While this specific resource is designed to teach the basic idea of Minspeak, the student-friendly approach she has used is a wonderful example that can inspire those of us who support students working with a wider variety of AAC systems.
Enjoy this little gem! You can download it here or by clicking on the image below.
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Tagged With: Gail Van Tatenhove, inclusion, Inclusive Education, peers
This post was written by Carole Zangari