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Symbol Sets, Devices, and Software: an Overview of AAC Lingo
Confused by the alphabet soup of AAC lingo? This guided tour will help you get started!
AT Supports for School AND Home
Listing of resources for providing assistive technology support in the home.
AAC in the Classroom for Young Children (part I)
It's always exciting to see kids with limited speech and language abilities respond to the use of visually supported communication tools and strategies. Images are easy to recognize and recall, making the transference of information universal...no matter what the 'language' might be!
Free Resources for AT, AAC, Modifying the Curriculum
I love great resources and I really love them when they're FREE! If you've never visited the Special Education Needs (SEN) Teacher website, you need to do it now.
Resources for Families of Children with Autism
I am an ATP working in the special education setting, but I've also been an OT for almost 30 years. Since the goal of OT is to improve functional independence and the goal of AT use is to provide tools that help accommodate for disability, the two are a perfect match. Although my role is to foster academic engagement and success in the classroom, we all recognize the importance of the child's family as members of the education team. Carryover in the home is a key piece to supporting that success!