A literature survey this past few weeks has turned up many articles on “bilingual special ed” but in the vast majority of cases, they mean students who are English-as-a-second-language learners who have special education needs. And in most cases, the focus is on how students are likely to make more Read more…
We have finally been accepted as a charity on Facebook and Instagram (though, to be fair, I have no idea how fundraising works on IG). On FB, I know you can add a fundraiser to a post, and it lets you search for us on their site – you don’t Read more…
While autism isn’t the only reason a person might need AAC, it’s a pretty common one – some estimates are that 20-40% of autistic people (of all ages) have severe speech challenges at some point in their life. For some, like my son, that means that their mouth doesn’t do Read more…