Showing posts with label Teaching learners with multiple special needs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teaching learners with multiple special needs. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Great ideas for teaching AAC use!!!


Kate over at Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs has a great new post with ideas for teaching AAC use.  These are simple ways to help AAC users become masters of their devices!!  Please check out her post - Motivate, Model & Move Out of the Way!

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Core Vocabulary Learning


Core Vocabulary is fast becoming a the best way to teach students to communicate.  While I still feel like I have a lot to learn in this area, Kate Ahern at Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs has done an amazing job sharing ideas.  Her latest is a great way to share Core Vocabulary and even includes visuals from Symbol Stix, Boardmaker and Araasaac (which I believe is from the Tobii Communicator) symbol sets.  Check out the whole post here:  Core Vocabulary Learning.



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Thursday, October 7, 2010

100 Blogs that will make you a better teacher

This blog, Teaching All Students, has been included in a list of 100 blogs about education.  I took a quick list and saw some other good ones on the list like Freetech4teachers, Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs and SMD Teacher.  Check out all the blogs here - 100 blogs that will make you a better teacher

Patrick


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