I had a fun visit with Mrs. Townsend’s preschool classroom, and with her AAC focused SLP, Mrs. Patterson, this week.
Beyond facilitating daily interactions, AAC empowers individuals to share important life events and, crucially, to protect themselves from potential harm.
Removing an AAC device is taking away a student’s means of communication. It’s crucial to recognize that behaviors often serve as a form of communication, especially when students lack other means to express themselves.
Curious about what goes into a successful AAC implementation plan? From gathering insights from family and educators to crafting strategies that make communication meaningful and fun, a solid plan is key to helping students thrive with their AAC device. Learn how we bring everyone together to support your child's communication journey!
Finding what truly engages our students can feel like discovering a hidden key. In special education and AAC, tapping into individual interests isn’t just a “nice to have”—it’s essential.
When deciding what type of AAC modality to use with students, timing and context are everything.
