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ASHA 2012 Core Vocabulary Post - The University of North Carolina - med unc-2025

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The document discusses the importance of a core vocabulary for students with Complex Communication Needs (CCN) in relation to the Common Core State Standards. It highlights the challenges these students face in accessing adequate vocabulary and communication functions, and proposes a systematic use of core vocabulary to enhance their expressive language skills. The authors emphasize the need for ongoing instruction and modeling of vocabulary to support effective communication across various educational settings.

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What is the core vocabulary of ASD?

Core vocabulary refers to the words that make up 70-90% of what we as humans say on a daily basis. Some examples of core vocabulary are my, your, turn, stop, up, this, again, more, and all done. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems use core words to allow non-speaking people to communicate.

What is the difference between core vocabulary and fringe vocabulary?

The Project Core implementation model is designed to empower teachers and classroom professionals to provide students with access to a flexible Universal Core vocabulary and evidence-based communication instruction.

What are project core modules?

The core vocabulary was identified through three steps: identifying words with moderate to high frequency in school texts, sorting the identified words into morphological families, and verifying that the core vocabulary makes up 90% or more of the words in school texts.

What are the core vocabulary on AAC device?

Core Words for AAC are words that are in your students daily vocabulary that make up most of our communication. These words should help your student express their basic wants and needs. Some examples include; who, more, up, that, in, one, open, not.

What are examples of core vocabulary words?

An Alphabetical List of The Universal Core Vocabulary allinsome can it stop different like that do look turn finished make up7 more rows

What is the core vocabulary approach?

Core vocabulary therapy is a structured therapy technique aiming to improve the accuracy of sounds in everyday words. It is adapted for every child so that they are practicing words that theyll use in their everyday life.

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