My Graphic Organizers

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by Autism Association of Western Australia

2:16 Nice overview of what Aided Language is, how to do it, and why it is important. Shows pictures or recorded images as examplesof aided language.

Project Core

(18:16) Overview of how to use aided language input strategies to show students what is possible and encourage their use of graphic symbols. Part of a larger set of video training modules aimed at supporting students with communication and emergent literacy.

Maureen Nevers

Maureen Nevers

from Speak for Yourself

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PRC Saltillo

From Chat Corner resources page, select:

  • “Activities to Teach Core”,
  • “Choosing CORE Vocabulary Activity First Approach”
  • pdf link
  • A single pdf document includes separate pages for each activity entry. Each page is a graphic organizer of a target activity in the center, surrounded by different parts of speech such as: feeling words, questions, recurrence, negate/stop, nouns, describing words, people, and actions. Some activities also include an additional “communication script” handout.

from AssistiveWare blog

Short read of six ways to build communication partner skills: model, comment, pause, appropriate prompts, respond, and accept all forms