Handout

Increasing Functional Communication Exchanges with AAC: Beyond Requesting

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Population:

Pediatric

Discipline:

SLP

Diagnosis:

AACLanguage Development
AAC devices are often used in limited capacities and the focus is on teaching the user to request as the main function, but that’s not how voiced individuals communicate. This resource provides examples and activities to engage AAC users to expand their language beyond simply requesting.
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