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Visual schedules are crucial for students with ASD. Create clear, picture-based daily schedules and routines. This helps reduce anxiety and promotes independence. Use removable pictures or a checklist format so students can track their progress throughout the day.

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Organize your classroom into clear, designated areas for different activities. Use visual boundaries, labels, and minimize distracting decorations. Consider creating quiet spaces or 'calm corners' where students can self-regulate when feeling overwhelmed.

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Use social stories to teach appropriate behaviors and responses in various situations. Create custom stories for your students or use pre-made ones. Combine with role-playing activities to practice social skills in a safe environment.

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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tools can help non-verbal or minimally verbal students communicate effectively. Popular options include Proloquo2Go and TouchChat. Start with simple choices and gradually increase complexity based on student needs.

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Our AAC app family has two new members supporting children and parents on their AAC journey.

Built from the ground up with an easy-to-use layout, step-by-step guidance and support, you can easily make communication with AAC a part of your everyday life.

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You'll love how this symbol-based app helps users learn how to express themselves. Proloquo2Go puts the user's development first, with innovative features based on clinical knowledge and user research.

It's also one of the few AAC apps designed to support all users, from beginning to advanced. Completely customizable and designed for a range of fine-motor and visual skills, the app's versatility makes it useful for non-speaking people with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and a range of other diagnoses or speech impediments like apraxia and dysarthria.

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Core words stay in the same place throughout the vocabulary to aid motor planning.

Customizable folder organization. You can also create your own folders easily, based on thematic templates.

Designed for a range of fine-motor and visual skills with options like 23 pre-programmed grid sizes and accessibility settings which support scanning and Apple's VoiceOver.

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The app continues to grow with us, and each update brings only greater utility and reward. Rupert is seventeen now, and I can't see us ever using any other communication format.

Proloquo2Go lets you be you. Choose from 100 voices, ranging from friendly adult voices to genuine children's voices and bilingual voices. The voices are created using real recorded speech, making them feel surprisingly natural. For some languages, you even have multiple options.

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Make every environment set up for quick access to AAC. These printable communication boards are handy to use across different environments. This is very helpful when the device is not available. Using core word boards means you can make AAC always available.
Quick communication boards (new!)
More words to communicate with. Read how to use the Quick communication boards.
Core word boards

Gateway to Language & Learning is an efficient core word vocabulary offering user vocabularies for children, teens, and adults.

Proloquo2Go has the CrescendoTM core word vocabulary built-in. The Gateway to Language and Learning© vocabulary is available as an in-app purchase.

Learn more about Crescendo and Gateway

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Proloquo2Go - AAC app with symbols - AssistiveWare

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You'll love how this symbol-based app helps users learn how to express themselves. Proloquo2Go puts the user's development first, with innovative features based on clinical knowledge and user research.

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Time management can be challenging for students with ASD. Visual timer apps like Time Timer or Visual Schedule HD help students understand time passage and transitions. These tools can reduce anxiety during activity changes.

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Time Timer Applications | Time Timer Apps

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On this page you will find all of our Time Timer applications for all of our products. Contact us if you have any questions on how to use them.

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Many students with ASD are sensitive to environmental sounds. Consider providing noise-canceling headphones during independent work time or in potentially overwhelming situations. This can help with focus and reduce sensory overload.

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Use task analysis to break complex activities into smaller, manageable steps. Create visual checklists or step-by-step guides. This helps students understand expectations and builds independence in completing multi-step tasks.

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Implement a token economy system to reinforce positive behaviors. Use physical tokens or digital apps to track progress. Be consistent with rewards and make sure they are meaningful to individual students.

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Maintain regular communication with families about strategies and tools used in class. Share successes and challenges, and ensure consistency between home and school. Consider using communication apps or daily logs to keep everyone informed.

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PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) – Low-tech

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PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) – Low-tech

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PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) – Low-tech

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What is PECS? (Picture Exchange Communication System)

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Assistive Technology (Low-Tech and High-Tech)

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SOCIAL STORY AUTISM | WIN AND LOSS |AUTISM PARENTS EXPERIENCES | DEALING WITH AUTISM

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Communication Strategies for Children with Visual Impairments and Additional Disabilities

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