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ALT Teacher and her students looking at a Google doc projected with a graphic organizer and the Read&Write toolbar
ALT Google doc with a sentence frame and word bank
ALT student is sitting at her desk. her communication device reads "frog" in the message window.
ALT student is sitting at his desk. his communication device reads "frog" in the message window.
ALT A group of 5 high school students are smiling and standing in front of a group of seated elementary school students. Some augmentative communication devices are on desks and teachers are mixed among the elementary students.
ALT A group of 8 high school students are smiling and standing in front of a group of seated elementary school students. Some augmentative communication devices are on desks and teachers are mixed among the elementary students.
ALT A trifold display with the title of Assistive Technology describes the function of the TJ High School AT Club.
ALT A group of high school students and a few teachers are waving to a school bus in front of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.
ALT Three iPads are plugged into a metal file organizer. The cords are attached to the organizer with a binder clip.
ALT A student presses a large yellow switch to make the video play.
ALT A student selects “help” from two picture cards to ask another student to “help” play the song.
ALT A text-based image. The title is Communication Functions We all communicate for a wide variety of reasons every day. We call these reasons communication functions. We can teach and model these. Give your AAC user many reasons to communicate! At the bottom on the left, small, in black, is text reading www dot assistiveware dot com above a row of social media app symbols, followed by text reading "@assistiveware".In the bottom right is the Assistiveware logo.
ALT 3 buses and 2 bikes are shown on the page. The student has written "5+2 = 7" with the marker tool.
ALT a laptop showing a map and 3 lines with the handwritten letters "m" "a" "p"
ALT Student is writing on a white board with a visual schedule in front of him.
ALT The student’s visual schedule with “work with teacher” and “break” in alternating boxes. The first box is covered by an icon that says “done”
ALT examples of materials made with grid books.
ALT LessonPix visual of a room pledge
ALT LessonPix visual of reminders for independent worktime
ALT LessonPix visual word bank to support writing
ALT Orange tshirts painted with jack o lantern faces
ALT A student comments “awesome smile” on their AAC device
ALT A student uses her AAC device to say “paint”
ALT Image with several icons from LAMP Words for Life and corresponding categories listed next to them.
ALT student presses switch to turn on bubble machine
ALT student presses switch to turn on bubble machine. another student sits nearby to pop bubbles
ALT student presses switch to turn on bubble machine
ALT student presses switch to turn on blower with 2 balloons attached