PPT-Working With The Adults In Children’s Lives

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Technology has improved so much and AAC devices and apps are cheaper and more accessible than ever before. The book also describes apps that will strengthen your child or loved one\'s ability to access AAC on a touchscreen but these skills aren\'t needed before they start communicating. This book is designed to get your child communicating with AAC. If your child is currently using an AAC app but isn\'t making great progress or if your child hasn\'t started with a communication app yet, this book will help you lead your child through the steps of communicating with the device. This book is also great for speech therapists, educators, grandparents and others who love someone who is nonverbal. This book was written with children in mind but is also very helpful for caregivers of adults who struggle with verbal speech. Here Is A Preview Of What You\'ll Learn... 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Technology has improved so much and AAC devices and apps are cheaper and more accessible than ever before. The book also describes apps that will strengthen your child or loved one\'s ability to access AAC on a touchscreen but these skills aren\'t needed before they start communicating. This book is designed to get your child communicating with AAC. If your child is currently using an AAC app but isn\'t making great progress or if your child hasn\'t started with a communication app yet, this book will help you lead your child through the steps of communicating with the device. This book is also great for speech therapists, educators, grandparents and others who love someone who is nonverbal. This book was written with children in mind but is also very helpful for caregivers of adults who struggle with verbal speech. Here Is A Preview Of What You\'ll Learn... 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