AAC Awareness for Inclusion

Introduce students to augmentative and alternative communication tools, including communication boards and speech-generating devices.

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Introduce students to augmentative and alternative communication tools, including communication boards and speech-generating devices. Students learn respectful interaction practices through reflection prompts and scenario-based exercises.

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What you’ll teach

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Students will explain what augmentative and alternative communication means.
Students will identify tools used by people who communicate without speech.
Students will demonstrate respectful communication practices with AAC users.
Students will apply AAC interaction strategies to classroom and social scenarios.

AAC Awareness for Inclusion

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