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Published on Aug 18, 2013 The Sound of Equality is a music video about the importance of accessible materials for students with disabilities. The "accessible" version has audio description and ASL sign language interpretation

yes / no steps for teaching

Updated Presume Competence Card 4x6 for AAC

This site presents training, resources, and information related to early communication assessment and instruction for students with significant disabilities. It is part of a larger effort to address the needs of students with significant disabilities who participate in the alternate assessment across the state of North Carolina. The goal of the larger project is to provide educators with the training, resources, and support they need to meet the needs of students with the most significant cognitive disabilities across three critical domains: Academics, Communication, and Transition.

Boost student engagement with our free multiplayer educational games, math games, language arts games, and much more.

free resources to teach your child to read

activities to raise awareness of aac

The Development of Quality Indicators for Alternative and Augmentative Communication

"Videos created by CALL Scotland, funded by the Scottish Right to Speak initiative, 2012-2015"

Series of articles on getting to yes/ no

Teaching yes/no

activities to raise awareness of aac

all LCPS bookmarks tagged AAC

considerations and guiding principles in AAC

Using a series of 'stickman' animations coupled with video and narration this video explores different ways of communicating and introduces you to AAC Man, a superhero who can help overcome barriers to communication.

Video describing and modeling sabotage, waiting, and other strategies for prompting communication interactions.

SLP Judith Bergman discusses strategies for how to address communication breakdowns with repair strategies. This is relatively specific to foreign language speakers but could be applied to any communication breakdown.

larger sized poster Lauren Enders

I CAN communicate Do's and Don'ts Lauren Enders

article from Solutions Closing the Gap shared on Lauren Enders Webinar