Step by Step Strategies to Grow and Support Communication ​using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

Perfect Strategies to grow and support communication Today!

Discussed in this podcast with guest Chris McDonald:

βœ… Social Initiative PicSeePal

βœ… What is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and how can it be used effectively in the classroom?

βœ… “REAP what you SOW” tip sheet – download available here!

Harness Strategies to grow and support communication today!

Reap what you sow

Tip SheetΒ By Chris McDonald

Recognise existing skills and abilities.

Engage with likes and interests.

Activate the power of visual supports.

Playfully foster communication.

Systems – set up, implement, review and adjust.

Our growth as communication partners.

Winning and success into young adulthood.

This is just the tip of the iceberg! Click here to download the PDF of the full tipsheet.

 

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