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Advanced naming bundle contains 100+ pages of word-retrieval activities using evidence-based techniques.
Advanced Naming Bundle
Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 2 customer ratings
(2 customer reviews)$9.99
Includes:
– Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA)
– Describing object use
– Describing object group
– Describing object location
– Describing object by: use, category, location & properties
– Describing object by: function, location, properties, action, association & category
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Emily B. (verified owner) –
Easy to prep and great pictures.
Sarah C. (verified owner) –
Lovely resource, thank you!
I’ve used it with adults who have aphasia.