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Reading and writing are complex skills. Literacy skills allow people who use AAC an opportunity to use complex communication systems with which to access typical educational, vocational and social environments.
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The Beginning Communication Package
- By Prof Juan Bornman
- Published 05/20/2008
- Literacy , Emerging AAC Nations
The Beginning Communication Package Developed by the Centre for Augmentative and Alternative Communication at the University of PretoriaIndian children’s stories
- By ISAAC Team
- Published 11/7/2007
- Family Fun , Literacy
Indian children’s stories, with PCS support and teacher/parent suggestions have been developed for early readers. The stories are Ganesh and Parvati, The Little Rotiman and The Monkey and the Crocodile.
Maximizing the Literacy Skills of Individuals who Require AAC
- By david mcnaughton
- Published 10/27/2007
- Literacy
This free webcast will discuss effective evidence-based practices to maximize the literacy skills of individuals who require AAC. Case studies (including video) will be used to illustrate effective interventions to help student who require AAC: (a) acquire phonological awareness skills, (b) learn to read words, (c) participate in shared reading activities with personalized books, and (d) write their own stories. With appropriate instruction, individuals who require AAC can achieve improved literacy skills and will be able to maximize their educational and vocational outcomes
Sitios Web de Alfabetización
- By Marisa Gómez Taibo
- Published 03/27/2007
- Literacy
Internetseiten über Schriftsprache (deutsche Übersetzung von / German translation of: Literacy websites)
- By Gregor Renner
- Published 03/6/2007
- Literacy
Hilfreiche Internetseiten über Schriftsprache