AAC Visualized: A Visual Guide to Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Why we picked it
This step-by-step visual guide covers AAC implementation strategies, collaboration approaches, and advocacy, designed for anyone supporting nonvocal or limited-speech learners with a belief that every person deserves a means of full communication.
Our review
A visual guide to AAC: how to support learners who are nonvocal or have limited speech, built on the belief that everyone deserves a voice. Whether brand new to AAC or aiming to expand a learner's communication, this step-by-step visual resource covers implementation strategies, collaboration tips, and the philosophy of normalizing AAC use and advocating for greater access in schools and communities.
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About this book
From the product listing
Our mission with AAC Visualized is to normalize the use of AAC, advocate for more acceptance and access to AAC and empower families through collaboration and education. We have created this book for those who want to learn more about how to support their learners who are nonvocal or have limited speech, with the belief that everyone should have a voice. Whether you are brand new to AAC or aim to expand your learners overall communication skills, we have step-by-step visuals to guide you! With more than 20 visualized skills, an approachable overview of AAC, and a collection of templates tools, you will be ready to support your learner!
Resource details
- Resource type
- Book
- Age ranges
- Middle School, High School
- Careers
- Speech-Language Pathologist
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