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Speech Star AAC Camp Survey
Thank you for your interest in our Speech Star Camp for Kids: AAC Edition! Please fill out the following questions to the best of your abilities and we will get back to you within two business days regarding your child's eligibility. **Note: this form is adapted from the Dynamic AAC Goals Grid (DAGG-2) by Tobii Dynavox.**
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Which description best represents your child's comprehension abilities? (select all that apply)
My child responds to common gestures.
My child follows simple directions.
My child understands general conversation.
My child follows complex directions.
Which description best represents your child's understanding of their AAC system? (select all that apply)
My child doesn't yet understand that the symbols on their device represent words/ideas.
My child understands that the symbols on their device represent common objects, actions, or people (e.g., pizza, eat, mom).
My child understands more abstract symbols on their device (e.g., think, few).
What modalities does your child use to communicate? Examples may include: gestures, facial expressions, speech, AAC
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Which description best represents your child's use of their AAC system? (select all that apply)
My child uses one symbol at a time to communicate in motivating situations.
My child is beginning to combine symbols or generate carrier phrases like "I want", "I see".
My child consistently combines 2+ words to create phrases.
My child uses symbols to communicate basic needs and requests (e.g., bathroom, favourite food).
My child uses symbols to comment on a situation or ask questions.
My child uses AAC to communicate about a wide range of topics with familiar and unfamiliar people.
Which description best represents the level of support your child needs to use their AAC system?
My child benefits from consistent support to use their AAC system.
My child benefits from some support to use their AAC system, especially when the topic or person is unfamiliar.
My child is almost or completely independent in navigating and using their AAC system.
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What AAC system(s) does your child currently use?
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We know that AAC is complex and individualized! Is there anything else we should know about your child or their communication?
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