5 Domains of Language: Best of Therapy Tools! February 2021
The 5 domains of language include: phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Why are they important for therapy and language development? We will discuss why!
Building Language
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Does AAC Prevent Speech Development? [with research articles]
Research has suggested that AAC will not stop an individual from speaking. In addition to the research, this has also been evident based on our own clinical experiences. We discuss commonly shared research articles and additional AAC-related information.
Books: Best of...Therapy Tools (January 2021)
Books are great resources because they can be used to target many skills - from receptive language to expressive language to literacy skills to social communication.
How to Choose Fringe Words
Selecting fringe words for individual's AAC devices should be thoughtful and intentional. The process includes considering how the vocabulary will be used, as well as their culture, environments, and communication partners.
AAC During Food Prep
Mealtimes and snack times are some of the best opportunities to elicit language at home or during therapy. This article features a fun step-by-step trail mix recipe to help work on core vocabulary! Also featured on languageduringmealtime.com !
Fringe Vocabulary: Back to School Bingo
FREE back to school bingo - what are Sunday scaries anyway? Just in time for school to begin, we created a fringe vocabulary bingo featuring all of your favorite school supplies and more. Print out as many copies as you desire; use in the classroom or for virtual learning.
What are Fringe Words?
Fringe words, also known as fringe vocabulary, refer to words specific to a topic, individual, or environment. While core words make up about 80% of our everyday language. fringe words make up about 20% of it.
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