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Commtap in the media

This page lists articles and publications which talk about the Commtap project.

Articles available on the web

Using symbols in the mainstream classroom (November 2023) - Headteacher update

Tips for supporting pupils with SLCN (November 2023) - Headteacher update/SEND Network

New resources from Commtap (June 2023) - Headteacher update

Blanks levels in Teachwire (2023)

Agent4Change - Freedom of speech in every which way - Commtap - February 2011

The Cost to the Nation of Children's Poor Communication - 2007 - I CAN Talk paper (on I CAN website)

ICAN - Early Talk Magazine - Summer 2006 (pdf on I CAN site) - see p14

THPCT (Tower Hamlets NHS) Network - July - August 2006 (pdf) - see page 4.

THPCT (Tower Hamlets NHS) Network - May - June 2006 (pdf) - see page 14 - "Advice on TAP".

TES - Connect - text of a half page article that appeared in the Times Educational Supplement Teacher magazine (March 2006) (links to TES website)

Printed publications

Commtap appeared in:

National Autistic Society - 'Communication' magazine – summer 2006;

Speech and Language Therapy in Practice – summer 2006;

The Bulletin of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists – July 2006;

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