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Meaningful exchanges for people with autism : an introduction to augmentative and alternative communication

By: Cafiero, Joanne M.
Publisher: Bethesda Woodbine House 2005Description: 174 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 1890627445.Subject(s): AUTISM | ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION
Contents:
The importance of interactive communication for people with ASD|ASD & AAC : the perfect fit|AAC tools & strategies|AAC assessments : identifying communication needs and the tools to address them|AAC & the law|Conclusion & future projections|References|Resource guide
Summary: Provides an overview of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) strategies and tools, from no-tech picture schedules to high-tech voice output communication aids. Explains why AAC is such an effective and suitable communication option for people with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). Supplies real life vignettes of individuals using AAC, which demonstrate how these strategies increase their communication and participation in the world around them.
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Provides an overview of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) strategies and tools, from no-tech picture schedules to high-tech voice output communication aids. Explains why AAC is such an effective and suitable communication option for people with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). Supplies real life vignettes of individuals using AAC, which demonstrate how these strategies increase their communication and participation in the world around them.

The importance of interactive communication for people with ASD|ASD & AAC : the perfect fit|AAC tools & strategies|AAC assessments : identifying communication needs and the tools to address them|AAC & the law|Conclusion & future projections|References|Resource guide

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Very useful if working with students who are on the Autism Spectrum

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Very good for parents not only ASD

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