AAC in the Classroom

May 6, 2012 by - Leave your thoughts

AAC in the Classroom
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AAC Extreme Makeover: Classroom Edition is a recorded presentation based on a full workshop for educators and cliniciansExtreme Makeover.  In this 3-part series hosted by SET BC, Gail Van Tatenhove provides an overview of 6 fundamental concepts for implementing AAC in special and general education classrooms. Each segment is less than 30 minutes and has narrated PowerPoint slides.

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This post was written by Carole Zangari

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