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Educators ensure that their students, from kindergarten through high school, have the communication and writing tools necessary to participate in various subjects and classrooms. Recognizing the need to support each other in the challenging task of teaching children who rely on AAC, teachers are support one another by sharing their creative methods.
Please add your teaching strategies, or ones you know of, to the list by submitting an article to the editor.
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Some articles that you will find on IE are already translated into different languages. Click on the link beside the flags below to browse the articles available in each language:
Traduit en français / French Translations
Deutsche Übersetzungen / German Translations
Traduzione Italiana / Italian Translations
Traducción al Español/ Spanish Translations
Educazione speciale (Traduzione italiana di / Italian Translation of “Special Education”)
Gli educatori garantiscono che i propri studenti, dall’asilo alla scuola superiore, dispongano degli strumenti di comunicazione e di scrittura necessari per partecipare alle varie materie e lezioni. Riconoscendo il bisogno di sostenersi a vicenda nell’impegnativo compito di insegnare ai bambini che usano la CAA, gli educatori condividono le loro metodologie creative.
Vi invitiamo ad inserire le strategie didattiche da voi utilizzate o conosciute nell’elenco, inviando un articolo a Nola Millin, editor dell’IE.
L•A•T Kids
- By ISAAC Team
- Published 02/12/2008
- Assistive Technology , Communication Displays and Vocabulary , Special Education
L•A•T Kids is the nickname of the LifeShare Assistive Technology Project, a ministry of The LifeShare Foundation in
Do2learn
- By ISAAC Team
- Published 11/7/2007
- Special Education
Do2learn offers free games, songs, communication cards etc for children with special educational needs.
SNOW
- By ISAAC Team
- Published 11/7/2007
- Technology in the Home , Special Education , Assistive Technology
SNOW (Special Needs Ontario Window) is the educational arm of ATRC,
ICTS
- By ISAAC Team
- Published 11/7/2007
- Special Education
The ICTS website provides resources for teachers dealing with special educational needs.
EENET
- By Nola Millin
- Published 08/25/2007
- Special Education
EENET is an information-sharing network on the issue of inclusive education. The network is open to everyone. We share information originating in countries of the South and encourage conversations and debates about inclusion and rights in education. This site offers information in various languages, for example, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic.
Nice Warm Socks
- By ISAAC Team
- Published 08/25/2007
- Special Education , Family Fun
Nice Warm Socks is a CD of songs for children and families to sing along with their voices or their VOCAs. A speech and language therapist, a music teacher and a professional musician collaborated to make the CD. The CD also lists many free resources and ideas for adaptating the songs for children who rely on AAC.

