Vocabulary needs in augmentative and alternative communication: a sample of conversational topics between staff providing services to adults with learning difficulties and their service users
By: Graves, Judy.
Series: British Journal of Learning Disabilities 28 (3) 2000: 113-119.Publisher: 2000Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): COMMUNICATION
| ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION | LEARNING DIFFICULTIES | STAFF | VOCABULARY | SERVICE USERSSummary: This paper describes an attempt to gather information about the vocabulary needs of a sample of people with learning disabilities in order to inform the content of local augmentative and alternative communication resources and training programmes. [AJ].
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This paper describes an attempt to gather information about the vocabulary needs of a sample of people with learning disabilities in order to inform the content of local augmentative and alternative communication resources and training programmes. [AJ].
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