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PrAACtical AAC
United States - Florida - FORT LAUDERDALE
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Those who teach dare not cease to learn. John Cotton Dana
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This document contains various rating scales that we use with students who have little or no functional speech due to autism, cerebral palsy, and...
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This is an image with an excerpt of a well-known poem by Forest Witcraft.
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This is a list of ideas for people who are looking to do things in support of students who use augmentative and alternative communication.
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This visual support is used to promote socially appropriate ways of asking for help in the classroom. It is designed for use by students with sig...
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This document is a PDF containing images that support AAC Awareness Month. Feel free to use in your own AAC awareness efforts.
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This is a print document listing 10 Commandments for AAC Devices.
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This is a document with the words to the Helping Verbs song (to the tune of Jingle Bells).
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This is an informational document with 3 types of visual supports that can help students with autism, developmental delay, and other communicatio...
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This image is designed to be used to promote AAC Awareness Month on Facebook. It is formatted to fit as the cover photo. Help yourself. :)
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Here is another Facebook Cover image that you can use to celebrate AAC Awareness Month. Enjoy!
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Visual supports have a robust evidence base. They are an important educational strategy for students with significant communication challenges. T...
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Visual supports have a robust evidence base. They are an important educational strategy for students with significant communication challenges. T...
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This is a 5-part resource document for SLPs and teachers who work with students with AAC needs.
Part 1: Sites to Help in Locating Appropriate AA...
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This is a one page handout that provides suggestions for families struggling to know how to help their children cope when national tragedy strike...
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This packet contains a picture recipe and ingredient lists for making a yummy treat, chocolate covered pretzels. It is designed for learners who ...
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Want your students with AAC needs to use their communication system outside of therapy more often? Here is a resource you can use to provide sugg...
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Razz411
Thanks for sharing!
March 23, 2013
PrAACtical AAC (TpT Seller)
You're very welcome! Hope it is helpful for you and your students.
March 23, 2013 
traceykrueger
I am being the lessons on helping verbs. My fourth graders really liked the song and I heard some of them singing the song throughout the day.
February 2, 2013
Special Education - Peggy Simpson (TpT Seller)
This is genius! So simple yet colorful and extremely useful. Thank you so much! Peg :8)
January 21, 2013
PrAACtical AAC (TpT Seller)
Thanks for the feedback, Peg. We have had really good luck using this strategies for a variety of clinical populations. We'd LOVE to hear how it works out for you. So nice of you to download and rate it!! :)
January 21, 2013
Jacqueline Whitney (TpT Seller)
Thanks for this! I have never heard about the choice board website. I'm always looking for new visual supports for my students.
January 4, 2013
yokooji1
Mahalo!! I appreciate this resource!
January 2, 2013
susan berkowitz (TpT Seller)
Gonna take this right over to the group homes before New Year's Eve! Thanks.
December 27, 2012
Tara Burrage (TpT Seller)
We just finished our lessons are helping verbs before break. This will be a great refresher when my 5th graders return in January! Thanks!
I did notice that! It's a great quote!
I did notice that! It's a great quote!
December 23, 2012
PrAACtical AAC (TpT Seller)
You're very welcome, Tara! Thanks for stopping by and rating, too! Did you notice that our profiles use the same quotation? :)
December 23, 2012
Melissa Hoy
Great resource- thank you!
November 8, 2012
Innovative Teacher (TpT Seller)
Great product! Thank you for sharing. I am your #11 follower and I am Innovative Teacher. Please visit my store, leave a comment if you wish, or become a follower of mine.
October 28, 2012
PrAACtical AAC (TpT Seller)
Thanks for downloading & rating. We are constantly amazed by how well some of these strategies work. The stop/go signs are so simple, but really powerful. Thanks again!
October 14, 2012
Lillian Weis
I had a couple of students with autism last year, and this would have been a great benefit. I also think it will help with 2 of my students who don't speak any English and are pre-literate in their native language. Thanks.
Just wondering why some of the scales are missing a graphic for 2 and 4.
Just wondering why some of the scales are missing a graphic for 2 and 4.
September 17, 2012
PrAACtical AAC (TpT Seller)
Thanks so much for your comment. We made this for some work we did ("5 Ways to Use Rating Scales to Enhance Communication with AAC"). It is offline right now but if you are interested, check back with us in 2 weeks and we can send you the URL for that (or you can just check our blog, www.PrAACticalAAC.org, in October). We made a variety of scales to suit different needs. Some students do better with fewer symbols so we gave an option that we use with them. For those kids, we teach a more generalizable concept of 'in between' or 'in the middle.' But, certainly if a child needed pictures for all 5 choices, additional symbols could be added for 2 and 4. Thanks so much for looking at it and the comment!
September 17, 2012
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
PrAACtical AAC was developed by two university professors who have been teaching in the area of speech language pathology for a combined total of over 50 years. We provide support to speech language pathologists, educators, and families of individuals with significant communication difficulties. We blog at www.PrAACticalAAC.org.
MY TEACHING STYLE
As the name of our blog implies, we tend toward a teaching style that has prAACtical applications.
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MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
PrAACtical AAC is run by two professors with doctorates in speech-language pathology and special education.
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