Technology for Special Education
The Articulation Assessment Toolkit (AAT) is an individually administered clinical tool for screening, identification, diagnosis, and follow-up evaluation of articulation skills in English speaking individuals. Designed by a certified speech-language pathologist, AAT can be used with individuals of all ages. The AAT is a unique tool that provides qualitative information for both sounds in words and sounds in sentences.
The Articulation Assessment Toolkit report is comprehensive and broken down by area similar to the results preview. A detailed analysis and interpretation of the results is included in both a narrative language skills description form, and in table form. You are able to print, email and upload the form to third party apps such as iBooks, and Dropbox.
Have you ever dreamed of knowing exactly how your students’ articulation skills fall with in the developmental norms? Confused about whether your student is suffering from apraxia of speech or they need aphasia therapy? Now you can and you don’t have to do any extra work for it. It sound like a dream com true. The sound profile allows you to display to caregivers how the child performs against research-based developmental norms based on his last evaluation results and his or her age. Welcome to the future!
When the SLP chooses “substituted” as the error type, a window pops up to select the substituted phoneme. As the pictures below indicate, the professional can mark if the substitution is a consonant or a vowel. Simply tap on the button to select the specific phoneme the client used in place of the target phoneme. This information will be saved and interpreted by the app. If the production is accurate, do not tap any phoneme; just proceed to the next screen.
