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Topics Related to AAC and Literacy in the Classroom
December 7, 2025
Links to information and recordings from past NWACS Webinars [key words: AAC and literacy, literacy planning, AAC in the classroom, adapted books, adapted literacy curriculum] -
Topics Related to Parent Perspectives and Resources
December 7, 2025
Links to information and recordings from past NWACS Webinars [key words: parent perspectives on AAC, literacy at home] -
Topics Related to Spelling as a Mode of Communication
December 7, 2025
Links to information and recordings from past NWACS Webinars [key words: spelling for communication, typing for communication] -
More Than One Way to Read Books Together
December 5, 2024
Casey shares some examples of what reading together can look like. -
Notes from AAC Learning Network: Spelling as a Means of Communication, Part 1
October 25, 2024
Marci, Jo, and Cass share some summarizing statements from the October 2024 AAC Learning Network event. They review some of the themes presented. -
AAC and Literacy in a High School: How We Did It
July 12, 2024
Margaret shares how she has been working to implement literacy instruction at a high school. -
AAC, Literacy, and Me
July 5, 2024
Pixie shares their experiences and thoughts on learning literacy skills as an AAC user. -
Using Shared Writing to Support Literacy Development
June 22, 2024
An exploration of shared writing to support literacy development. -
Using Shared Reading to Support Literacy Right #3
April 28, 2024
An exploration of the shared reading strategy to support the right to interact with others while reading, writing, or listening to a text. -
Book Time
April 20, 2024
Amy shares about passing her joy of books, reading, and storytelling on to her three autistic children with communication differences. -
Literacy Bill of Rights #1: The Right to an Opportunity to Learn to Read and Write
January 19, 2024
Casey and Alicia kick-off the 2024 theme with an introduction to the importance of literacy and the Literacy Bill of Rights #1. -
Comprehensive Literacy for All (CFLA) Book Collection – An Interview with Barb Lark
March 22, 2023
Kathy interviews retired speech-language pathologist Barb Lark about a project she has been working on: the Comprehensive Literacy for All (CLFA) Book Collection
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