AAC Basics
AAC Basics
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Daily Device Checklist
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The Importance of Lite Tech Back Ups for AAC Users
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Modeling with AAC
AAC modeling works and it's supported by decades of research.
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Do’s and Don’ts of AAC - Wait time
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Embracing AAC Communication in students
Is Your Student Resistant to AAC? Here’s How to Help Them Embrace Communication!
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The Importance of Guided Access
Insurance is funding a dedicated communication device, which therefore should be used as just that!
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Communication Functions: All the reasons we communicate
Communication functions help us use language effectively and expand AAC users' communication beyond choices.
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Communication partner skills for AAC learners
Communication partners are essential for AAC users. They should model, wait, prompt, and respond.
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Aided Language Stimulation
Aided Language Stimulation supports AAC users in communication and enhances language skills.
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4 things every AAC system needs
Choose a balanced AAC system that includes core words, quick access to fringe vocabulary, and the alphabet for versatile communication.
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Are there prerequisites for AAC?
AAC access should not require proof of readiness; we presume competence without prerequisites
Additional Topics for For Educators
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Additional Resources
Find additional resources for educators, including how to access ongoing Wi-Fi from your district's IT department.
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Implementation
Find information about the implementation of modeling basics for effective communication, communication during challenging behaviors, teaching emotions using AAC devices, and much more!
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Lesson Plans and Activities
Lesson plans and activities are essential tools for educators that enhance structured learning and student engagement.
