Conferences and Workshops Powerpoint presentations

Below are Powerpoint presentations done during workshops and conferences.
Feel free to download them.

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2015

26th Annual Research Seminar on 31st July

Experimental and nonexperimental research in behavioral sciences: Implications for practice by Prof. Rajinder Koul

An Investigation of Graduate Speech Pathology Students’ Clinical Self-Efficacy Beliefs by Dr. Rubini Pasupathy

Where does language come from? “Exploring our early origins” by Prof. Juan Bornman

Shared storybook reading between Sotho speaking preschoolers with CCN and their caregivers by Ms. Refilwe Morwane

Other Presentations

Communication using graphic symbols: Challenges and solutions for classroom contexts" to therapists and teachers form LSEN schools in Gauteng by Dr Kerstin Tönsing presented on the 1st June 2015

 

Powerpoint presentation during a Joint Research Seminar between CAAC and the Swedish from 31 January- 1 February 2013 at the University of Pretoria.


          Thursday, 31 January 2013, PowerPoint presentations 

• Cancer children effects on childen and families.pdf  by Karin Enskar
• Children's Rights in South AFrica.pdf by Prof juan Bornman
• Children, pain and the ICF.pdf  by Dr Stefen Nilson
• Children Rights and Maslow hierarchy of basic needs.pdf by Prof Mats Granlund
• Children rights when children have disabilities-a systematic review.pdf by Ms Frida Lygnegard

         Friday, 1 February 2013 Powerpoint presentations

• Childrens mental health and learning in Swedish preschool .pdf by Dr Gunvi Mollas and Ms Madelief Sjoman
• Everyday life Situation of Young Child.pdf by Dr Margaretha Adilfsson
• Participation in every day life situations of children with mild intellectual disability.pdf by Dr Elisabeth Elgmark
• Quality in Early Intervention and inclusive preschool contexts.pdf by Prof Ana Pinto
• The assessment intervention process of young children with autism contributions of the International Classification of Functioning.pdf by Dr Susan Castro
• Focused family support to families who have children with mild intellectual disability.pdf by Prof Mats Granlund

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        Powerpoint presentation during AAC Research Seminar on  the 12 October 2012

• Visual search within two visual search strategies.pdf by Marina Herold (PhD Student), Prof Kitty Uys and Prof Erna Alant
• Dementia and End of life comunication.pdf  by Prof Erna Alant
• Empathy in Communicative Action SA_1.pdf by Michael Verde

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      Powerpoint presentation at Teachers Upfront Seminar on the 29 September 2012

• Icons and langauge.pdf  by Kerstin Tonsing

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       Disability Day workshop presentation at the Faculty of Health on the 11 May 2012 by 
       Ms Alecia Samuels, Ms Kerstin Tonsing and Mrs Ensa Johnson.

• 10 tips for AAC in the Classroom.Disability Day workshop presentation at the Faculty of Health Sciences.pdf

 

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        Powerpoint presentations by Prof Kitty Uys

• Ethics of mentoring of young children handout CAAC web Compatibility Mode.PDF
• Passive learners secure.pdf

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      Annual Conference of the National Association for Persons with Cerebral Palsy presentation
      on the 16th May 2012 by Prof Kitty Uys and Ms Karin van Niekerk (M.ECI).

• Empowerment of Youth with Cerebral Palsy through the use of AAC Compatibility Mode.pdf

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    Presented on 1 August 2012 at the 15th Biennial ISAAC Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, by 
    Mrs Ensa Johnson (MAAC), Prof Juan Bornman(Ph.D), Dr Shakila Dada (Ph.D)

• Vocabulary used by young children to express painChildrens pain_An exploration ISAAC 2012.pdf  

 

• Adapting books for literacy Workshop WDSC 2012 Ensa Johnson.pdf

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  Presented at Pretoria CB School by Alecia Samuels

• Introduction to AAC and recent developments in AAC technology.pdf

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 Powerpoint Presentations by Prof Kitty Uys at OTARG conference, Zimbabwe

• Providing Augmentative and Alternative Communication for children with severe disabilities .PDF
• Augmentative and Alternative communication: Implementation of life skill training.PDF
• Passive learners in the classroom: How to break down the barriers for optimal participation.PDF