AAC
WH questions
Prompts
True or False
Students
100

What does AAC stand for?

Augumentative Alternative Communication

100

What AAC does?

It helps to support, encourage, and teach the learner to communicate 

100

Describe the physical prompt in AAC

Hand-over-Hand/physical nudge

100

AAC slows down/hinders oral speech development

False

It supports.

100

describe Diego's communication modalities

Verbal and nonverbal language with visual support and choices

200

What is unaided AAC?

does not need additional tools

200

Who benefits from AAC?

Any individual of any age

200

Describe modeling prompt in AAC

showing how to use AAC system, or request, comment for something using their AAC system

200

AAC is for anyone with challenges in oral speech.

True

AAC can be used in addition to oral speech.

200

Describe Amber's communication modalities

PECS, gesture, body language, sign language, facial expression

300

What is an aided AAC?

Requires additional tools

300

Where do you use AAC?

Across all settings where communication takes place

300

Describe verbal prompt in AAC

Asking, "Do you need help?" or saying, "it looks like you need help." OR just saying "push the help button"

300

People with cognitive impairments cannot use AAC

False

People with a variety of Intellectual abilities can use AAC

300

Describe Elton's communication modalities

Verbal communicator with visual support, choices, actions, facial expressions, pointing

400

A low tech AAC example...

Picture board, Alphabet board, PECS, PODD

400

When do you use AAC?

Any time or every time the individual needs to communicate

400

Describe 'wait' strategy in AAC

wait before prompting to avoid over prompting, provide enough wait time to process and navigate AAC system, respecting their communication rights

400

Success with AAC use does not depend on age 

True

Age is not the criteria

400

Describe Gustavo's communication modalities

PECS, pointing, gestures, vocalization, actions and sign language

500

A high tech AAC example....

Touch Chat, iPad, SGD

500

Why use AAC?

To build independence, promote literacy skills and have a better quality of life 

500

Describe communication functions.

Commenting, requesting, protesting, expressing feelings, asking, getting attention, labeling, social exchanges, describing, etc.

500

Behavioral issues need to be addressed before AAC can be effective

False

If lack of ability to communicate is the cause of behavior issues, AAC can help

500

Describe Nipun's communication modalities

Uses total communication modality, picture pointing system, vocalization, head nodding/shaking, go talk now app (iPad)

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