AAC Myths Debunked

What is AAC? AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) is a set of tools and strategies that support individuals with communication difficulties to express themselves effectively. Unfortunately, several myths surrounding AAC can hinder its use and effectiveness. This post will explore some common AAC myths and truths and provide accurate information.

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How to Teach Core Words in the Classroom

What are Core Words? Core words are a set of words that are commonly used in everyday language and are considered essential for communication. These words are typically simple and have many meanings, making them necessary for understanding and expressing oneself effectively. Why Are Core Words Important? Core words make

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5 Tips for Working with Paraprofessionals

  Are you a special education teacher working with paraprofessionals in your classroom? While the support can be amazing, working with paraprofessionals can be our toughest job. These are my tips for working with paraprofessionals that have proved helpful to me over the years.   Behind every great special education

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5 Tips for Using AAC for Communication in the Classroom

What IS AAC? AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. AAC encompasses all the way someone communicates without talking. There are many AAC methods of communication. AAC includes no tech or low tech options such as: drawing writing pointing to photos or pictures High tech options include A tablet or

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Tips for Teaching Students with Severe Multiple Disabilities

What are Multiple Disabilities? Multiple disabilities refer to the presence of two or more disabilities in an individual. The disabilities can be physical, sensory, intellectual, or developmental. Some examples of disabilities that may co-occur in an individual with multiple disabilities include: Intellectual disability and physical disability: This may include conditions

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Adaptive Equipment for Students with Physical Disabilities

Students on the MOVE! Our classroom implements the M.O.V.E curriculum to support our students with physical disabilities. M.O.V.E, or Mobility Opportunities Via Education, is an activity based program that supports student’s ability to explore their environment. In this program, students practice transfers, sitting, standing, and walking skills throughout the school

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I'm Rhose

As a full time special education teacher in a self- contained classroom, mama to 3, and wife, I know what it’s like to juggle the stress of work, kids, and life. I want to help special education teachers by giving them tools to make their lives a little easier.