Winter Recess.pdf

Students' Arrival Routine

 Arrival Routine 1.pdf

Clicker 8 Brochure

 

Assistive Technology for Accessing Computers and Mobile Devices

Blissymbols as an Augmentative and Alternative Communication Tool

Blissymbolics is a semantic, graphical language (also known as Semantography) composed of symbols that represent concepts, which can be combined to create new symbols and express ideas, particularly useful for individuals with severe speech and physical impairments.

History of Blissymbols

Blissymbolics was created by Charles K. Bliss (1897-1985). It is first applied in 1971 when Shirley McNaughton and a clinical team working with children with cerebral palsy introduced Blissymbols as a communication method for non-speaking students.