Amy Wonkka

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4,197 appearances 26 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 11 May

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SLP Nerdcast · Considerations for Design and Implementation of AAC for Clients with CVI · 2 Feb 2026 podcast

Sometimes we're using that as the one tool for every situation.

So maybe you can give us some tips and how we might think about some high-tech supports and aided symbols.

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ever heard him called the egg man before, but as soon as he said it, I had him right in my head. podcast-host

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I think that's so important for people to hear.

Um, because one of the things that I've experienced working with teams that can be really challenging to understand is like, I don't understand he slash she can do this.

meaning like he slash she can do this in this one context.

I've seen them do it a lot and all of a sudden they're not doing it.

Uh they must not be trying hard enough slash working hard enough.

Ін I think along with that

I wonder if you could talk to us a little bit about if you are a part of a team and you're supporting a client who has CVI.

Like how should we be building in alternative systems?

I'm just thinking about the example you gave about the the calendar earlier.

And like, you know, we're starting off with like the actual object.

Then we're trying to teach symbolism by using the actual object and it's like on a backing.

Um, is there a place as we have a student who's moving through and now is maybe like an early phase three or a later phase three, and we're using a high-tech system?

Should we be thinking about and planning for a truly multimodal AAC system, which is incorporating these kind of like earlier pieces?

And and how how should we think about that?

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