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4-4: Know What Progress in AAC Looks Like

SUMMARY This video discusses the journey of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) learning, highlighting the importance of noticing small shifts that indicate progress. It emphasizes the need for increased interest, normalization of AAC, and independent exploration. The role of communication partners and the lifelong nature of AAC learning are also emphasized. MORE STEPPING INTO AAC, WEEK 4 RESOURCES Link to this video: stepinaac.org/V4-4-NoticeProgress AACtion Steps: stepinaac.org/A-Week4 Newsletter: stepinaac.org/N-Week4 Video Playlist: stepinaac.og/P-Week4 Stepping Into AAC Week 4 printable bundle: stepinaac.org/PrintWeek4 Learn more from the ASF Communication Training Series:    • ASF Communication Training Series   ATTRIBUTIONS Many thanks to our Parent Interviewees: Stacey Davis, Deborah Trejo, & Kathryn Ely & Featured AAC Learners: Aaron, Catalina, Franek, Isla, Jake S, Logan, Maya, Nico, Roman, Tyler D Content in the video informed and inspired by the work of: Erin Sheldon, Heidi LoStracco The Stepping Into AAC Team is grateful to the following companies for their permission to use boards, symbols and related images as part of this project: Assistiveware Lesson Pix Project Core LAMP Words for Life PRC/Saltillo Corporation Tobii Dynavox AAC Graphics used across Stepping Into AAC materials designed by: Drawn to AAC: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Drawn-To-Aac JB Designs: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Jb-Design Music Credits: Guitar Miniature No.1 in D major by Steven O’Brien --Source:   / sh.  . --License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... --Promoted by Music Library: http://bit.ly/MusicLibraryYouTube