Grateful to be able to share my story on @CBSMornings about how accessible technology such as iPad, continues to enable opportunities. It is my hope that by sharing my own journey, more people are able to gain access to the communication tools they need. https://t.co/WHV3ESEHrx
@jordynbzim Yes!!! My job as an SLP and a parent of an AAC user is to listen and to help amplify those voices — in whatever way the child can access and prefers.
I cannot wait! I’ve been reading this book with a student. We’ve had so many great conversations comparing the experiences of the main character with those of my student. Representation matters!
Wondering which terms to use when referring to AAC users?
Check out insights from AAC users, their relatives, and professionals in the field.
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#AAC#inclusiveLanguage#AACTerminologySurvey
@angelojello74@RealHousewifeMi Why have disability awareness month? Or black history month? Because marginalized people continue to be marginalized. Because we still need to educate about diversity and inclusion. Because we need to bring communities together and celebrate them.
Creating community. Supporting students.
Join us for ASHA Schools Connect 2023! Choose to network in person in Long Beach, California, OR, take the online conference on your own time. We can't wait to see you! Get more info and register here: https://t.co/UIepkU55zL
Mrs. Medaglia's Kindergarten class welcomed Mateo as a guest speaker this afternoon. He showed how he uses a communication device along with sign language, facial expressions, and sounds to communicate.
@MateoTrainboy