 Assessment in the natural environment  Recognize and reinforce multiple modes of communication.  Train communication partners.

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 Assessment in the natural environment  Recognize and reinforce multiple modes of communication.  Train communication partners

Refer to AAC Profile PDFs to see examples of the protocol of the test

 Measures subjective, functional skills for developing communicative competence using AAC systems. › Assesses current and desired competence › Defines skills needed to increase competence › Defines and coordinates team roles  Administration: minutes

 Administration: › Natural environment. › Communication Partner participates in interactions, facilitates communication, and supports the user. › Communication partner skills are assessed.

 Guides multidisciplinary service providers and family members: › Coordinate individual roles › Develop and implement instructional strategies for communication › Identify contexts and environments to support communication

 No special materials needed.  Create a communication environment using activities that are motivating and age- and ability- appropriate.  Communication partners provide needed “wait time” for individual’s to initiate, respond, take a turn.  Observe interaction and record.

 Areas of Learning › Operational › Linguistic › Social › Strategic TableTable 1.

 Skill Sets: Five ability based levels under each of the Areas › Simple early functioning to independent use and AAC system mastery  Communicative Competence Levels: › Summary of how the person is generally functioning › Table: Communicative Competence Levels for Areas of Learning  Performance Profile Summary › Graph: Skill Set Levels for Skill Areas

 Scoring › 3= Frequently Used Skill 2=Sometimes Used Skill 1=Seldom Used Skill  Application of the Performance Profile Summary › Skill Level are determined from 5 different levels and transferred to the 1 st Page  Developing Objectives › Team can look at skill levels and determine objectives to work on with the student