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Series Preface viii
Series Editors, Editorial Advisor, and Editorial Advisory Board ix
Volume Preface x
About the Editors xiii
Contributors xv
Acknowledgments xix
I Overview and Assessment
1 Introduction to AAC for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders Pat Mirenda 3
2 Assessment Issues Teresa Iacono Teena Caithness 23
II Communication Modalities
3 Presymbolic Communicators with Autism Spectrum Disorders Charity M. Rowland 51
4 Research on the Use of Manual Signs and Graphic Symbols in Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Systematic Review Oliver Wendt 83
Appendix A Overview and Appraisal of Studies Involving Manual Signs and Gestures 119
Appendix B Overview and Appraisal of Studies Involving Graphic Symbols 131
5 Speech Output and Speech-Generating Devices in Autism Spectrum Disorders Ralf W. Schlosser Jeff Sigafoos Rajinder K. Koul 141
6 Effects of AAC on the Natural Speech Development of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders Diane C. Millar 171
III AAC Interventions
7 AAC and the SCERTS Model: Incorporating AAC within a Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary Educational Program Emily Rubin Amy C. Laurent Barry M. Prizant Amy M. Wetherby 195
8 The System for Augmenting Language: Implications for Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders MaryAnn Romski Rose A. Sevick Ashlyn Smith R. Micheal Barker Stephanie Folan Andrea Barton-Hulsey 219
9 Using AAC Technologies to Build Social Interaction with Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Kathryn D.R. Drager Janice C. Light Erinn H. Finke 247
10 The Picture Exchange Communication System: Clinical and Research Applications Andy Bondy Lori Frost 279
11 A Picture Is Worth a ThousandWords: Using Visual Supports for Augmented Input with Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders Pat Mirenda Kenneth E. Brown 303
12 Functional Communication Training and Choice-Making Interventions for the Treatment of Problem Behavior in Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders Jeff Sigafoos Mark F. O'Reilly Giulio E. Lancioni 333
13 The Role of Aided AAC in Replacing Unconventional Communicative Acts with More Conventional Ones Krista M. Wilkinson Joe Reichle 355
IV AAC-Related Issues
14 Literacy in Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders Who Use AAC David A. Koppenhaver Karen A. Erickson 385
15 Membership, Participation, and Learning in General Education Classrooms for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders Who Use AAC Michael McSheehan Rae M. Sonnenmeier Cheryl M. Jorgensen 413
Appendix Beyond Access Model Best Practices 441
16 Supporting the Participation of Adolescents and Adults with Complex Communication Needs Teresa Iacono Hilary Johnson Sheridan Forster 443
Index 475
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Calvin Woolfolk
reviewed Autism Spectrum Disorders and AAC on February 09, 2015
Autism Spectrum Disorders and AAC
For the most part, this is a very lucid and fascinating history of the concept of communication, illustrating how such questions gave rise to the discipline that bears that name. Peters traces the development of a wide range of communication questions from the Old Testament to Plato to new media such as radio and television, with pit stops along the way in strange arenas such as spiritualism and psychical research. The book probes rather deeply into areas that may otherwise seem nonsensically related to the study of communicative practices and phenomena, but Peters deftly explores how fascinations with things like spirits and the melding of minds gave rise to the dominant perspectives on communication that exist today, as well as many of the questions that remain hotly debated in the field today.
The real audience for this book is fairly niche--namely those interested either directly or indirectly in communication as a phenomena and as an academic discipline. But for those who are wont to enjoy it, this book offers some phenomenal insights and even some great encouragement at the end.
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