For individuals relying on Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices, mastering the nuances of social communication is more than just a skill—it's a pathway to unlocking a wide array of life-enhancing benefits.
The customization of SGDs presents a unique challenge — balancing customizing for ease and customizing for language development.
For special education teachers, integrating Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) into the classroom setting is a key strategy for fostering inclusive and effective communication.
One of the most challenging parts of learning to communicate using AAC is that we need to use it all day, in all activities in order to get better at it.
When a person struggles to communicate effectively using their speech, a decision must be made about how to spend time improving communication.
In the world of supporting special needs students with expressive language and speech impairments, teaching communication for expressing wants and needs is not just important, it's one of our priorities.
