Importance of Parent Education for Successful AAC Implementation at Home
Most parents and siblings of AAC users are often unsure of how to support a communicator to use their AAC…
AAC Implementation Ideas
All About Predictable Chart Writing
When children learn to write, it opens doors to literacy and more social interactions. Young adults with complex communication needs…
Exciting AAC Activities for Winter
The holiday season is here and there’s a festive spirit in the air that signifies hope and joy. There’s also…
Augmentative and Alternative Communication: Tips for Successful Implementation
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) provides a means for people with complex communication needs to express themselves. Here are a…
Shared Writing Activities for Emergent AAC learners
There are a lot of things that need to fall in place for a learner to write meaningful text. Shared…
Fun Thanksgiving Activity Ideas for Families
There’s a lot to be grateful for this year. We may be social distancing but the pandemic has definitely brought…
Communication is the Name of the Game: Fun AAC Activities
Remember playing the Snake and Ladder game as kids? We learnt addition, counting, and taking turns all the while having…
Using Descriptive Teaching to Support the Learning of AAC users
We want communicators to have access to a wide range of vocabulary so that their communication is not inhibited and…
Numeracy for Learners with Disabilities: Strategies for Teaching Maths
Maths is not just a subject that is part of school curriculum. We use numbers regularly in our everyday lives…
Building Literacy: Teaching Grammar to AAC Users
Autonomous communication and boundless expression are very much the primary goals of AAC. While we focus on developing communication skills,…