About Open Ended Questions for AAC Learners
What kind of questions to ask to maximize engagement with AAC learners? While close-ended questions are quite common, read this…
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Coaching communication partners in AAC Teletherapy
Tele practice has become the norm of the day and AAC Teletherapy is no exception. With all the tools available…
Using Wordless Picture Books in Language Intervention
Books with no words?….YES. These books are so versatile that they can be used with children of any age or…
When AAC Learners Ask Questions
Do you think children enjoy answering questions or asking them? More often than not, it is the latter, right? This…
Supporting Transition from Picture to Text-based AAC
The beauty of a robust AAC system is that communicators who start out using pictures can go on to use…
Encouraging Communicators to Build Longer Sentences
Often when communicators are using only single words, there is a certain amount of frustration involved at the inability to…
Prompt Dependence: Why Fading is Important
Prompt is a cue or instruction that you give a user to help them learn a new skill. There are…
Building Choice Making in AAC Learners
Open-ended questions are important to encourage self-determination skills while binary choices may be used to encourage choice making in beginning…
Using AAC at Home: Simple Ideas for Families
When AAC is fully integrated into everyday activities, learning AAC can become easier for the communicator. Especially, when everyone in…
Encouraging Multimodal Communication in AAC Learners
Multimodal communication is a crucial component of social interactions that helps us to convey our ideas, thoughts, feelings, and opinions.…