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AAC Goal Writing and Data Collection
Goal writing is something that takes continuous practice and tweaking. Sure, you might have found some great goal banks for speech, language, and fluency. But if you don’t have many AAC users on your caseload, you may struggle with coming up with quality goals for those kids! Goal writing can be extra hard for areas you don’t support often!
AT and ACC in the IEP: A Guide for School Teams
Our Tennessee Talks program staff are often asked ‘where’ and ‘how’ to write AAC into the IEP document, so we decided to research the state and federal regulations to find answers and offer a helpful guide for this process.