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What is the typical speaking rate?
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150-250 wpm
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What is the speaking rate for people with communication using AAC?
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mostly 15 wpm
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Why use word codes?
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codes used to represent single word to facilitate communication and improve speaking rate.
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Alpha/letter word codes
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truncation codes: abbreviated words by using first couple of letters in the spelling of the word (yest)
contraction codes: letters used are only the ones that convery the word (ystdy) |
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Alphanumeric word codes
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letter and numbers uses to make a word & allows for the same word to be represented in a variety of groups by changing the number associated with it (food1, food 2, food 3) could represent foods that are dairy, meats, veggies etc.
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Letter-category word codes
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1st letter in the superordinate category and the 2nd letter is the first letter of the word (FD stands for F-food, d-dairy) and so on.
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Numeric encoding
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coding by number to represent short common phrases. reequires a lot of memorization & time to learn codes
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Morse code
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international system using variation of dots and dashes that represents letters, punctuation & numbers & need an emulator to translate then into letters/numbers.
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