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It's Football Season Again; How Much Do You Know About Traumatic Brain Injury?
Over the past few years, I have been seeing more and more students who have had Traumatic Brain Injuries. It’s sad - and scary - to see the...
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How Many Ways Can AAC Help People Who Can Speak?
While most of the clients who are referred to me have children on the Autism Spectrum, I also see clients post-stroke, with ALS (Lou Gehri...
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How the Heck Can He Access That Communication System?
For students who face significant motor, visual, hearing, and/or other multiple challenges, or those for whom device use has not been succe...
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AAC 101: Who Should Use AAC and Why?
People who use AAC are those individuals whose current mode of communication does not meet all their communication needs; restricts the qual...
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3-Tiered Plan for Managing the Cognitive Load
A number of years ago I heard Karen Erickson speak about managing the cognitive load for students who have multiple challenges. She crea...
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