Concept of Development of Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) System in the Russian Federation for the Period up to 2030

Authors

  • A. L. Bitova РБОО «Центр лечебной педагогики» Автор
  • M. V. Pereverzeva Институт коррекционной педагогики Автор
  • I. N. Tekotskaya «Каритас» Автор
  • O. V. Karanevskaya Московский городской педагогический университет Автор
  • O. R. Lotosh «Каритас» Автор
  • A. M. Tsarev Центр лечебной педагогики и дифференцированного обучения Автор
  • A. V. Ryazanova АНО Центр «Пространство общения» Автор
  • A. V. Chistokhina Сибирский федеральный университет Автор
  • O. A. Popova АНО «Моя планета»; Институт прикладного анализа поведения и психолого-социальных технологий Автор
  • E. A. Orachevskaya АНО «Центр поддержки людей с особенностями развития и их семей “Гармония”» Автор
  • T. N. Isaeva Московский педагогический университет Автор
  • A. M. Paykova РБОО «Центр лечебной педагогики» Автор
  • A. E. Borovykh «Даунсайд Ап» Автор
  • R. R. Vyalitov АНО Центр «Пространство общения» Автор
  • I. V. Moiseeva БАНО «Ясенева поляна» Автор
  • E. Yu. Zablotskis РБОО «Центр лечебной педагогики» Автор
  • I. R. Kish РБОО «Центр лечебной педагогики» Автор
  • A. V. Lebed РБОО «Центр лечебной педагогики» Автор

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22394/2078-838X-2024-3-50-67

Keywords:

межведомственное взаимодействие, speech, Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC), Concept, quality of life, rights realization, interdepartmental cooperation

Abstract

The presented Concept of Development of Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) System in the Russian Federation is based on the need to provide a wide range of conditions for the use of AAC by citizens, children and adults, who have speech difficulties or limitations in using speech. These conditions are determined by legislative, organizational, methodological, personnel, and material-technical levels. Achieving the goals, tasks, and implementing the outlined directions of this Concept are possible through comprehensive interdepartmental cooperation between government bodies, society, and social environment organizations. Only under these circumstances are the opportunities for the realization of the rights and legitimate interests of AAC users expanded, their quality of life is ensured as a long-term goal of all activities.The Concept provides a definition of AAC, sequentially presents the main concepts of AAC as a significant guide in organizing the scientific and practical activities of specialists and individuals involved in addressing issues in this field, defines the values and principles of using AAC as respecting the natural human need to be heard. Individuals experiencing significant communication difficulties and difficulties in using speech should be provided with conditions for using AAC in both personal and public (social, economic, political, and spiritual) spheres of life, regardless of age, health status, place of residence, location, and living conditions.An important condition for the development of the AAC system is the training of specialists with competencies in teaching the use of AAC. Relevant disciplines should be introduced into the educational programs of all levels of professional education, the development of which is based on scientifically substantiated theoretical and methodological foundations and best practices.The implementation of the Concept of Development of Alternative and Augmentative Communication system will help to resolve the existing contradiction between the high significance of using AAC to ensure the realization of the rights and needs of children and adults who do not use or have limited speech, and significant deficits in various areas of providing AAC use.

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2024-03-15

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Bitova A.L., Pereverzeva M.V., Tekotskaya I.N., et al. Concept of Development of Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) System in the Russian Federation for the Period up to 2030 // Education Policy. 2024. Vol. 1, no. 3. P. 50–67. https://doi.org/10.22394/2078-838X-2024-3-50-67