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Title Augmenting basic communication in natural contexts / Jeanne M. Johnson ... [and others] ; with invited contributions by Tom Weddle ; [foreword by Pat Mirenda]
Published Baltimore : P.H. Brookes, [1996]
©1996

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Description xiv, 289 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Contents Foreword / Pat Mirenda -- Sect. I. Foundations. Ch. 1. Philosophical Assumptions -- Sect. II. Assessment. Ch. 2. Getting Started. Ch. 3. Assessing the Communication Environment. Ch. 4. Examining the Individual's Skills and Needs -- Sect. III. Implementation. Ch. 5. Developing and Implementing a Communication Strategy. Ch. 6. Expanding the Communication System. Ch. 7. Communication in the Classroom -- Sect. IV. Mentoring and Collaboration. Ch. 8. A History of Mentoring and Collaboration. Ch. 9. A Snapshot of a Collaborative Project -- Sect. V. Vignettes. Ch. 10. Kevin. Ch. 11. Angela. Ch. 12. Lutero. Ch. 13. Alex. Ch. 14. Brent and Holly. Ch. 15. Jeremy / Tom Weddle. Ch. 16. Jacob. Ch. 17. Ronnie / Tom Weddle. Ch. 18. Lessons Learned -- Sect. VI. Appendices -- Appendix A: Interview Approach to a Functional Analysis of Problem Behavior -- Appendix B: Checklists for Assessing Partners and Environments -- Appendix C: Checklists and Forms -- Appendix D: Augmentative Equipment Resources
Notes Revised version of : Augmentative and alternative communication systems for persons with moderate and severe disabilities / Baumgart, Johnson and Helmslettwer. Baltimore: P.H. Brookes, 1990. -- preface
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 275-282) and index
Subject Children with disabilities -- Education -- United States -- Case studies.
Communication in education -- United States -- Case studies.
People with disabilities -- Means of communication -- United States -- Case studies.
Author Johnson, Jeanne, 1951-
LC no. 95039457
ISBN 1557662436
Other Titles Augmentative and alternative communication systems for persons with moderate and severe disabilities