When It Is Used
Use it when partner behavior and support routines affect AAC consistency across home, school, community, or other everyday interaction settings.
AAC Communication Partner Plan
AAC Communication Partner Plan is a practitioner-led planning tool for AAC teams. It helps identify relevant communication partners, connect them to settings or routines, and record individualized support roles and strategies that guide everyday AAC interactions.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Practitioner And Partner Roles
The practitioner controls the plan and final strategy wording. Partners may contribute contextual details and view the portions relevant to their role.
Relevant Limitations
The plan is not a training curriculum, compliance tracker, partner score, or AAC goal plan.
Can partners see their own part of the plan?
Yes. The product supports role-specific views focused on a partner's relevant settings, routines, and strategies.
Does the tool score partner performance?
No. It flags missing or vague strategies but does not score partner competence or quality.
Can one partner have different strategies in different settings?
Yes. Strategies remain separate by partner-context pair so differences across settings are visible.
Who writes the final strategies?
The practitioner controls the final support strategies, with team, partner, or AAC user input where available.