AT/AAC
Rec Therapy
Types of AT
Wild Card
100

What does AAC stand for?

Augmentative and Alternative Communication

100

What does inclusion mean in recreational therapy?

Everyone can participate meaningfully, regardless of ability

100

What AT tool helps students with dysgraphia write more effectively?

Speech-to-text software

100

What federal law ensures access to assistive technology through special education?

IDEA

200

What are the 3 types of AT?

no tech, low tech, & high tech
200

True of False: Rec. Therapy is considered a related service under IDEA

True 
200

Name one AT tool for students with visual impairments?

A screen reader or braille keyboard, etc.

200
Name two aspects of recreation as a related service

Assessment of leisure function

Therapeutic recreation services

Recreation programs in schools and community agencies

Leisure education

300

What’s the difference between low-tech and high-tech AAC?

Low-tech = no batteries (e.g., PECS), High-tech = electronic (e.g., speech-generating devices)

300

Who assesses for rec therapy services?

school-based recreation therapist 

300

Which students might benefit from text-to-speech software?

Students with reading difficulties

300

What are the 4 areas of communication competence?

Linguistic, Operational, Social, & Strategic

400

Name one low tech AAC device

Communication boards or picture cards

400

What is an example of rec therapy what would be appropriate for preschool?

sensory play or play therapy

400

What kind of AT might help students who have limited hand use? 

An adaptive mouse, keyboard, or eye gaze system

400

A child is able to point to a picture to communicate when their AAC device isn't working. What area of communication competence is this?

Strategic Competence

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