Simultaneous vs. Sequential Bilingualism in Kids: What It Means for AAC
When creating AAC support for bilingual or multilingual children, understanding how they learn their languages matters a lot. Not all…
When creating AAC support for bilingual or multilingual children, understanding how they learn their languages matters a lot. Not all…
Have you ever had a word on the tip of your tongue—but you just couldn’t find it? That feeling of…
Let the App Do the Hard Work, Not the Communication Partner Customizing icons and visuals in AAC apps has long…
Imagine knowing exactly what you want to say but needing to tap through multiple screens to say it. In AAC,…
AAC is a tool that can fill every season with meaning and joy. Especially around the spookiest time of the…
Understanding Aphasia Aphasia is an acquired language disorder that affects how a person communicates. It is usually caused by damage…
Can AAC support those with cerebral palsy to communicate? This blog answers this very important question. AAC for Cerebral Palsy…
What can echolalia tell us about the emotions of a person? We focus a lot on decoding what echolalia means…
Wondering about how to create an inclusive Christmas experience for AAC communicators? This blog gives you a few ideas to…
Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude. It is a time filled with family and friends. It is also a time…