AAC Etiquette 1. Be aware that communicating with AAC takes longer than speech. Allow extra time for the person who uses AAC to communicate. 2. Providing an agenda and or notes ahead of the meeting can help the person wh - Augmentative and alternative communication - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	AAC Etiquette 1. Be aware that communicating with AAC takes longer than speech. Allow extra time for the person who uses AAC to communicate. 2. Providing an agenda and/or notes ahead of the meeting can help the person wh Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-02-15 12:13:10 Open Document File Size: 74,34 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm Technology glitches / / URL www.isaac-online.org / / SocialTag Habits Popular culture Audio codecs MPEG Behavior Augmentative and alternative communication Speech and language pathology Human behavior Etiquette

AAC Etiquette 1. Be aware that communicating with AAC takes longer than speech. Allow extra time for the person who uses AAC to communicate. 2. Providing an agenda and/or notes ahead of the meeting can help the person whAdd to Reading List