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Hsiao-Ting Su

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What Is AAC?
April 5, 2026 AAC Resources

What Is AAC?

What is AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication)? Who needs AAC? Why is AAC important? Any communication method beyond verbal speech can be AAC. Everyone deserves a voice!

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AAC & Shared Book Reading
October 25, 2025 AAC Assessment & Therapy

AAC & Shared Book Reading

The heart of shared book reading is using stories as a bridge for adults and children to interact and communicate, encouraging children to actively participate in storytelling. The video demonstrates modeling AAC vocabulary during shared reading so that children without speech can participate and express themselves.

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TouchChat WordPower 60
February 18, 2025 AAC Apps

TouchChat WordPower 60

Recommending another Chinese AAC app with a robust language system: TouchChat WordPower 60 from PRC Saltillo now has a Chinese version! It is in Simplified Chinese, but words can be manually changed to Traditional Chinese.

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Mandarin AAC Handouts
November 4, 2023 AAC Resources

Mandarin AAC Handouts

These AAC handouts cover: Types of AAC, How to begin with AAC, Aided language stimulation (modeling), and What does modeling look like? Available for free download in Mandarin Chinese.

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AAC Vendors in Taiwan
July 4, 2023 AAC Resources

AAC Vendors in Taiwan

A comprehensive list of AAC vendors in Taiwan organized by device category, based on Taiwan's Ministry of Health and Welfare assistive device subsidy guidelines. Links are continuously updated.

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AAC Core Word Board
December 11, 2021 AAC Assessment & Therapy

AAC Core Word Board

For every non-verbal or minimally verbal child I work with, I bring out this laminated core vocabulary board. I talk while pointing to the vocabulary, letting the child see language and providing an alternative communication channel.

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AAC in Practice: A Clinical Sharing
August 14, 2021 AAC Activities

AAC in Practice: A Clinical Sharing

A young client learned to communicate with AAC incredibly quickly — I want to share this story! AAC doesn't have to start with PECS. Every child is different and there are many ways to communicate. Modeling AAC in context (aided language input) is key.

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AAC Core Vocabulary
May 16, 2020 AAC Assessment & Therapy

AAC Core Vocabulary

Research shows that 80% of what we say is made up of just 200–300 words — we call these core vocabulary. Why use core vocabulary in AAC? It enables multiple communication functions and allows communication anytime, anywhere.

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