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Instrument Title Preschool AAC Checklist 
Author(s) Judy Henderson 
Year 2001 
Version  
Current version? yes 
Main category AAC 

Publisher

Mayer Johnson Inc. 
Price 3 copies & video: $69.00 Single Copy: $19.00 
Website (URL) www.mayerjohnson.com 
Email address  
Mailing address  
Author's, vendor's, or publisher's description This 116-page book is designed to monitor a student's development in AAC skills and technology use. It is appropriate for students with approximate developmental ages from three to nine years of age. The book includes AAC System Descriptions, AAC Skills, and a Strategies and Resources section. video "Getting Ready for ABCs with AAC" is included with each set of three books. The video focuses on the importance of building expressive language skills. Both informative and entertaining, it is perfect for showing to parents, teachers, aides, and others involved with the AAC students. 
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AT Service Delivery Area
AAC yes 

Assistive listening

 

Computer access

yes 
Electronic aids to daily living (EADL)  
Organizers  
Mobility  
Reading supports yes 
Seating & positioning  
Vision access  
Writing aupports yes 
Activities of daily living (ADL)  
Other  
Disability Population
Behavior  
Cognitive  
Hearing  
Physical  
Speech yes 
Vision  
Other  
Age/Program Population
Birth - 5 yes 
Elementary yes 
Middle & high School yes 
Vocational  
College  
Business  
Adult home  
Tool Format

Checklist

 
Flowchart  
Online  
Questionnaire  
Rating Scale  
Sample based activities  
Software based activities  
Software based assessment  
Survey  
Purpose of Assessment Measures (definitions)
Screening yes 
Referral yes 
Comprehensive assessment yes 
Matching person & technology  
Acquisition yes 
Implementation  
Follow-up yes 
Impact yes 
Outcome  
Record last updated: 12/02/2004

 


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