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  • Comprehensive Words Instruction Lesson OUTLINES

  • Introduce Letters and Sounds; Making Words, Key Word Wall, Application and Reflection Ideas

    Comprehensive Words Instruction Sample Lessons

  • Math and Science VESOL Lesson Plans for K-12 Classrooms

    Math & Science VESOL Lesson Plans for K-12 Classrooms

  • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) About: AAC refers to all of the different ways that someone communicates besides talking. Augmentative = to add to someone’s speech Alternatives = to be used instead of speech No-tech & Low-tech: Examples: writing drawing spelling words by pointing to letters pointing to photos, pictures, or written words gestures and facial expressions High-tech: Examples: using an app on iPad or tablet to communicate using a computer with a “voice” (sometimes called “speech-generating” device) Connect with the SLP assigned to your school or school district. Finding and implementing the right tool is a team effort. Myth: Children must be at a certain age before they use AAC. Fact: AAC helps people of all ages and can be used at an early age (even under 3 years old). No milestone must be reached before using AAC. Myth: Using AAC will prevent someone from developing language. Fact: AAC can actually help with language development. It also can support learning to read and write! Poster designed by Amy Husk-Reed, TTAC-ODU (2024). Go to asha.org for more information! Source: The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. (n.d.). Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) . https://www.asha.org. https://www.asha.org/public/speech/disorders/aac/?srsltid=AfmBOoqIH9tewzIQAoke70-7z_f8yddHl7G7I7chHuGUyxutnt-kiJzH

    AAC Info Poster

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    Scanning for Academic Success

  • Quick Reference publication

    Brain Breaks

  • Quick Reference publication

    Tech Tools for Education

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