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Each chapter closes with "Summary." | |
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Introduction To Aac | |
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Introduction and Overview | |
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Perspectives | |
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History of AAC | |
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Antecedents | |
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Needs of Individuals | |
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AAC Modes and Methods | |
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AAC Research | |
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Assistive Communication Devices | |
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Institutionalization | |
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Controversial Issues | |
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AAC Model and Taxonomy | |
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Communication Models in General | |
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An AAC Model. AAC Taxonomy | |
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Terminology Issues | |
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General Terminology | |
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Symbol Terminology | |
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Technology Terminology | |
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Symbols | |
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Introduction to Symbols | |
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Natural Languages and AAC Symbols | |
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AAC Symbols: The Means to Represent | |
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Issues Relevant to Aided and Unaided Symbols | |
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Aided AAC Symbols | |
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Aided AAC Symbol Descriptions | |
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Aided Symbol Characteristics | |
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Unaided AAC Symbols | |
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Historical and Theoretical Background of Sign Languages and Other Unaided Systems | |
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Basic Characteristics of Unaided Symbol Communication | |
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Unaided AAC Symbol Classifications and Descriptions | |
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Other Classifications | |
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Technology | |
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Principles and Uses of Technology | |
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Applying Technology | |
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Characteristics and Feature Matching | |
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Technology for Individuals with Communication Disabilities | |
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Selection and Transmission | |
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Laws for Applying Technology | |
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Principles for the Use of Technology | |
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Low Technology | |
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Components of Low Technology AAC Devices | |
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High Technology | |
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Development of Computers | |
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Computer Functions | |
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Input Devices and Features | |
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Output Devices and Features | |
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Dedicated Communication Devices | |
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Nondedicated Devices | |
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Software | |
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Telecommunication | |
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Environmental Control | |
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Future Applications | |
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Technology Resources | |
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Aac Assessment | |
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AAC Assessment Process | |
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AAC Assessment Process and Purpose | |
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AAC Assessment Principles | |
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AAC Assessment Procedures | |
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AAC Assessment Components | |
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Flow of an AAC Assessment | |
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Vocabulary Selection | |
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Early Lexicons and Linguistic Changes | |
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Individualization | |
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Methods of Vocabulary Selection | |
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Case Example | |
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Evaluating Selected Vocabulary | |
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Symbol Selection | |
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General AAC Symbol Selection Considerations | |
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Selecting Specific Symbols and Teaching Considerations | |
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Technology Selection | |
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Roles and Responsibilities in Selecting Technology | |
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Technology Selection Variables | |
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Feature Matching | |
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Trial Use of AAC Devices | |
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Aac Intervention | |
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Intervention Principles and Procedures | |
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Appropriate Candidates for AAC Services | |
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Developing and Implementing AAC Intervention Programs | |
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AAC Goals. Instructional Delivery | |
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Sensory Impairments | |
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Hearing Impairment | |
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Visual Impairment | |
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Dual Sensory Impairment (DSI) | |
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Seating, Other Positioning, and Motor Control | |
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Definitions of Seating, Positioning, and Motor Control | |
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Common Neuromusculoskeletal Proble | |