AAC Individualized for the individual! One Size DOES NOT fill all in AAC! As I set up AAC systems for my students, I started to wonder where these vocabularies came from. I kept hearing about "core … [Read more...]
AAC Where to Start
AAC: Where do I start? One of the many things that I have learned working with children is the need to be flexible. I might design what I feel is a "perfect" starting place for a child only to … [Read more...]
R Tricks
Tricks to elicit /r/! The Red, Round, Rabbit, Ran, Around, the Rocket Ship! I like to demonstrate that to my students and let them know that I was an /r/ kiddo. I also demonstrate my toughest r … [Read more...]
Go Fish
Go Fish the Ultimate Speech Therapy Game There are jokes and great t-shirts about Speech Language Pathologists and our game playing skills. My favorite is "I play games for a living, what do you … [Read more...]
AT Note taking
Note taking is an important skill, but not just for students. I will admit that my note taking has morphed through the years. As an individual with ADD, I am easily distracted... Wow did you see … [Read more...]
AAC Out of the Box
My CFY year, I worked in a classroom with individuals that were minimally verbal to non verbal. At the time at least 8 out of 12 of my students had some sort of communication device. Most of which I … [Read more...]
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