Part I Augmentative and Alternative Communication Processes
3
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1 Introduction: What Is Augmentative and Alternative Communication?
3
(10)
2 Messaging: Vocabulary, Small Talk, and Storytelling
13
(26)
3 Symbols and Rate Enhancement
39
(50)
4 Alternative Access
89
(34)
5 Team Building for AAC Assessment and Intervention
123
(22)
6 Principles of Assessment
145
(26)
7 Assessment of Specific Capabilities
171
(50)
8 Principles of Decision Making and Intervention
221
(24)
Part II Augmentative and Alternative Communication Interventions for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
245
(182)
9 AAC Issues for People with Developmental Disabilities
245
(20)
10 AAC Strategies for Beginning Communicators: Building Opportunities and Nonsymbolic Communication
265
(30)
11 AAC Strategies for Beginning Communicators: Symbolic Approaches to Communication
295
(36)
12 Language Learning and Development
331
(24)
13 Literacy Development of AAC Users
355
(36)
Janet Sturm
14 Educational Inclusion of AAC Users
391
(36)
Janet Sturm
Part III Augmentative and Alternative Communication Interventions for Individuals with Acquired Disabilities
427
(104)
15 Adults with Acquired Physical Disabilities
427
(38)
16 Adults with Severe Aphasia
465
(36)
Kathryn L. Garrett
17 Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury
501
(14)
18 AAC in Intensive and Acute Care Settings
515
(16)
References
531
(42)
Appendix: Resource List
573
(6)
Index
579
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