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AUGMENTATIVE AND ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION DISORDERS HEALTH PROFESSIONS BUILDING 2169 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY MT. PLEASANT, MI 48859 AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION

How to fill out augmentative and alternative communication

How to fill out augmentative and alternative communication:

1. Gather all the necessary information such as the individual's name, age, and any relevant medical or personal history.
2. Identify the specific communication needs of the individual, including any difficulties they may have with speech or language.
3. Consult with a speech-language pathologist or other professionals who can offer guidance on selecting the most appropriate augmentative and alternative communication tools.
4. Choose the type of communication system that best suits the individual's needs, such as picture-based systems, sign language, or electronic devices.
5. Provide training and support to the individual and their caregivers on how to use the chosen communication system effectively.
6. Regularly assess and update the augmentative and alternative communication system as the individual's needs may change over time.

Who needs augmentative and alternative communication:

1. Individuals with speech disorders or impairments that make it difficult to communicate verbally.
2. People with language disorders or delays that affect their ability to understand or express themselves.
3. Individuals with conditions such as cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, or traumatic brain injury who may benefit from additional communication supports.
4. Children who are late talkers or have difficulties with language development.
5. Adults or older adults who have experienced a stroke or other neurological conditions that impact their ability to communicate effectively.

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What is augmentative and alternative communication?

Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) is a form of communication used by individuals with speech impairments or limitations. It includes various methods, tools, and strategies to enhance or replace verbal communication, such as sign language, picture communication boards, and electronic devices.

Who is required to file augmentative and alternative communication?

There is no specific requirement to file augmentative and alternative communication. It is a form of communication used by individuals with speech impairments or limitations to express themselves.

How to fill out augmentative and alternative communication?

Augmentative and alternative communication can be filled out using various methods and tools depending on the individual's specific needs. This may include using a communication device, sign language, or other visual aids.

What is the purpose of augmentative and alternative communication?

The purpose of augmentative and alternative communication is to enable individuals with speech impairments or limitations to effectively express themselves, communicate their desires, needs, and thoughts, and participate more fully in social interactions and activities.

What information must be reported on augmentative and alternative communication?

There is no specific information that needs to be reported on augmentative and alternative communication. It is a flexible and individualized form of communication tailored to the needs of the individual using it.

When is the deadline to file augmentative and alternative communication in 2023?

There is no deadline to file augmentative and alternative communication as it is not a formal filing or reporting process. It is a communication method used by individuals with speech impairments or limitations.

What is the penalty for the late filing of augmentative and alternative communication?

There is no penalty for late filing of augmentative and alternative communication, as it is not a formal filing process. It is a communication method used by individuals with speech impairments or limitations.

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