The Effects of Script Activities for AAC Communication Training on Acquisition of Communication Functions for Student with Nonverbal intellectual Disability

Son, Sunghwa; 김시원,

doi:10.21075/kacsn.2011.13.4.625

thejournalofspecialchildreneducation

2011

DOI: 10.21075/kacsn.2011.13.4.625

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The Effects of Script Activities for AAC Communication Training on Acquisition of Communication Functions for Student with Nonverbal intellectual Disability

Sunghwa Son¹,

김시원 김시원²

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