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…
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Prompt Fading Strategies to use with AAC Learners
Prompts and cues play a vital role while learning a new skill. They help the learner gain confidence and spurs…
Rett Syndrome: Supporting Communication through AAC
Many individuals with Rett Syndrome may have deficits in communication. They may exhibit prelinguistic behaviours such as vocalizations, eye gaze,…
Teletherapy Ideas: Sensory Movement Breaks
Teletherapy has found a resurgence of sorts in recent times. There are several advantages to remote therapy, the foremost one…
Busting the AAC Myth of Prerequisites
Communication is a basic right. Believing in the prerequisites for AAC myth can potentially derail a child’s path to autonomous…
Sequencing Activities for Learners with Special Needs
Sequencing is the ability to organize thoughts, actions, language, and events in order. We use it everyday while we talk,…
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…
1-Day Sale for International Day of Persons with Disabilities
We are thrilled to announce a FLAT 50% discount on all our apps from Dec 3, 2020.
Repair Strategies to fix Communication Breakdown in AAC Users
Communication breakdown happens when a child attempts to communicate something and the partner has not understood it. A good communication…
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…