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AAC (alternative augmentative communication)

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Features of a robust system, what are the barriers to communication? AAC structures language for our students.

Most important: do not underestimate or forget all other forms of communication such as body language, sounds and facial expression.

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Erin Sheldon
Erin Sheldon

Erin Sheldon is a written and spoken language development specialist. She is the mother of a teenage daughter with autism and Angelman syndrome. She is an advocate for inclusive education and an inclusive society. She obtained her Masters in Education and studied the learning needs of students with complex disabilities.

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Angelman Syndrome Workshop , published on 22 Sep 2018

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