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A Social Interaction Intervention Using the iPad — Presentation

2015-11-16 by David McNaughton

This poster session reviewed the results of an investigation into the effects of a social interaction intervention which featured provision of AAC through an iPad application and a short training in sharing.

Filed Under: Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, News, Presentations Tagged With: AAC, ASHA 2015, Doctoral students, iPad, Leadership Project, social interaction

The Relationship Between Motor Development & Language Development — Presentation

2015-11-16 by David McNaughton

Proposed intervention strategies to support language development in children with motor challenges are framed using the ICF model of disability.

Filed Under: Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, Language and Communication, News, Presentations Tagged With: AAC, ASHA 2015, children, Doctoral students, Leadership Project, service delivery

Effects of Parent Responsivity Training — Presentation

2015-11-16 by David McNaughton

Training components, parent and child characteristics, outcome variables, quality of evidence, clinical implications, and future research directions are reported.

Filed Under: Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, News, Presentations Tagged With: AAC, ASHA 2015, children, Doctoral students, Leadership Project, service delivery

Gaze Toward Social Interactions in Photographs — Presentation

2015-11-16 by David McNaughton

Eye-tracking technology was used to evaluate the gaze of individuals with and without diagnoses of autism spectrum disorders to inform implications of social demand as it relates to AAC design.

Filed Under: Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, News, Presentations Tagged With: AAC, AAC design, ASHA 2015, autism spectrum disorders, Doctoral students

Classifying Research Foci: Applying the ICF Framework — Presentation

2015-11-16 by David McNaughton

Holyfield & Drager’s study organizes literature related to AAC and autism to explore current levels/factors of focus and potential future growth.

Filed Under: Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, News, Presentations Tagged With: AAC, ASHA 2015, autism spectrum disorders, Doctoral students, Leadership Project

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