30-Hours Diploma in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) in Autism
Credit hours
3
Augmentative and alternative communication can open up new ways for autistic people to express themselves. Learners explore different AAC systems, how tools are assessed and selected, and how to build them into daily communication and language development. Units on high-tech devices, common barriers and ethical considerations suit parents, teachers and support staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) in Autism
- 02Types of AAC Systems and Their Applications
- 03Assessment and Selection of AAC Tools for Individuals with Autism
- 04Integrating AAC into Daily Communication and Social Interaction
- 05Enhancing Language Development Through AAC Strategies
- 06Overcoming Barriers and Challenges in AAC Implementation
- 07Technology and High-Tech AAC Devices for Autism Communication
- 08Ethical and Practical Considerations in AAC Use
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