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226.Debunking Myths and Unlocking Potential: Understanding AAC

Aug 15, 202434 min
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Episode description

Do you have non-verbal students in your classroom? Are you ready to help them communicate in a way that works for them? 

 

In this week’s episode, we dive into the world of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) with our special guest, Marisa. 



In this episode you will learn:

 

  • Introduction and Background: Marisa shares her journey into the field of AAC, explaining what inspired her to focus on this vital area of communication.

  • Defining AAC: For those unfamiliar with AAC, Marisa breaks down what it is and the various forms it can take, from simple picture boards to high-tech speech-generating devices.

  • Who Uses AAC?: Discover the diverse group of individuals who rely on AAC and the communication challenges they face without these essential tools.

  • Benefits of AAC: Marisa discusses the profound impact AAC can have on the lives of individuals with communication challenges, including enhanced social interaction and independence.



Whether you're an educator, therapist, or someone eager to learn more about communication tools, this episode is packed with valuable insights.




Links and Resources

The Artsy SLP Feelings-Emotions Freebie
The Artsy SLP Store Communication Bundle

 

 

 

 

Connect with Marisa

 

The Artsy SLP Blog

The Artsy SLP-5 Common Myths About AAC

The Artsy SLP on TPT 

The Artsy SLP on Pinterest



Connect with Dawn

 

Find me on IG

Find me on Tik Tok

Etsy Shop

TpT Store





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