Low-Clutter Display
The active display should show only currently relevant words or options because too many keywords can increase cognitive load.
Written Keyword Support for Aphasia Conversations
Written Keyword Support is a ready-to-complete-together tool for practitioners, communication partners, and people with aphasia. It helps turn key spoken ideas, options, or decisions into written words so the person can understand the exchange and communicate meaning more accurately.
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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.
Confirmed Meaning
Keyword supports may reveal choices or meanings, but unclear responses should not be treated as confirmed.
Important Boundary
The tool is not a reading test, full note-taking tool, or generic worksheet. It supports key concepts and choices during conversation.
Does this tool assess reading comprehension?
No. Written Keyword Support is a conversation support, not a literacy score or reading comprehension assessment.
Can the keyword list be edited during conversation?
Yes. The practitioner should be able to create, edit, narrow, or clear keywords as the exchange unfolds.
What happens if the person cannot use written words?
The exchange should remain unresolved or shift to another support outside this tool rather than forcing a response.
Are demo keyword responses saved as client data?
No. Saving keeps the tool and reusable setup choices, not fictional keyword responses or temporary demo content.