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Augmentative and Alternative Communication
  1. Basics of AAC
    1. AAC in AT
    2. Definitions
    3. General and Special Education Students
    4. Principles of AAC

  2. Types of AAC
    1. No Tech, Light Tech, and High Tech
    2. Unaided, Aided, and Voice Output Systems

  3. Functional Assessment in AAC
    1. Data-Gathering Models
    2. Ruling AAC "In" or "Out"
    3. Designing the Appropriate System
    4. Choosing Devices by Specifications
    5. Selecting Vocabulary for Systems/Devices
    6. Extended Trial Period

  4. Strategies for AAC in the Classroom
    1. Concerns in Perspective
    2. Functional Language Instruction
    3. Classroom Culture for AAC

  5. System-Changing Research & Development
  6. Conclusion


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