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Why is it necessary to adjust the team during transition planning?
Why is it necessary to adjust the team during transition planning?
- To avoid collaboration
- To reduce the number of team members
- To exclude family members
- To include expertise about the anticipated transition (correct)
What negative outcomes can result if individuals with CCN and their family members are not incorporated into the team throughout the assessment and intervention-planning processes?
What negative outcomes can result if individuals with CCN and their family members are not incorporated into the team throughout the assessment and intervention-planning processes?
- The agency delivering AAC services will develop trust issues.
- The family will assume ownership of interventions
- The team will lack information that pertains to subsequent intervention efforts (correct)
- The team will be more efficient
Why is the involvement of key professionals critical in the AAC team's decision-making process?
Why is the involvement of key professionals critical in the AAC team's decision-making process?
- Because their involvement can cause more problems
- Because their involvement is not critical
- Because their involvement can avoid later problems that are related to a lack of collaboration or a failure to follow through with team decisions (correct)
- Because their involvement is not important
What should the AAC team assess once the initial team has been assembled?
What should the AAC team assess once the initial team has been assembled?
What is the primary goal of an AAC assessment?
What is the primary goal of an AAC assessment?
Why were some individuals excluded from AAC services in the past?
Why were some individuals excluded from AAC services in the past?
Why were some children with childhood apraxia of speech excluded from AAC supports in the past?
Why were some children with childhood apraxia of speech excluded from AAC supports in the past?
Why were some people with CCN secondary to intellectual impairments, autism spectrum disorders, congenital deaf-blindness, or multiple disabilities viewed as 'not ready for' AAC in the past?
Why were some people with CCN secondary to intellectual impairments, autism spectrum disorders, congenital deaf-blindness, or multiple disabilities viewed as 'not ready for' AAC in the past?
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