10/15/2026
Future educators got an inside look at the tools that help give every student a voice. Students in EDUC 351 - Educating Students with Special or Other Needs in the General Education Environment, explored low-, mid- and high-tech communication and access devices in the Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Lab of the UWSP Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic.
The experience was organized through a collaboration between one of our newest faculty members Sharon Redmon, Ph.D., and Megan Arney, Ph.D., from UW-Stevens Point Communication Sciences and Disorders, giving special education students a firsthand look at technology that can support individuals with speech and language impairments. 
The visit also sparked conversations about how general and special education teachers can work alongside speech-language pathologists to help students who use aided communication access learning opportunities and achieve their IEP goals.