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FC in the Media, Facilitated Communication, Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method Katharine Beals 5/15/24 FC in the Media, Facilitated Communication, Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method Katharine Beals 5/15/24

News Roundup, May 2022 to April, 2024: Uncritical reports of S2C and RPM breakthroughs

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Facilitated Communication, FC in the Media, Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method Janyce Boynton 5/8/24 Facilitated Communication, FC in the Media, Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method Janyce Boynton 5/8/24

Response to Reader Question: Has FC Changed since the early 1990s? - Part 1

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Spelling to Communicate, Validation Testing, FC in the Media Katharine Beals 2/7/24 Spelling to Communicate, Validation Testing, FC in the Media Katharine Beals 2/7/24

Myths about myths, validity, and natural message-passing tests, Part I

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Scholarly Article Review, Developmental Apraxia, Spelling to Communicate, Facilitated Communication, Rapid Prompting Method Katharine Beals 1/24/24 Scholarly Article Review, Developmental Apraxia, Spelling to Communicate, Facilitated Communication, Rapid Prompting Method Katharine Beals 1/24/24

Why apraxia can’t explain away the need for physical touch, held-up letterboards, or hovering prompters

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Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method, FC in the Media, Book Review Katharine Beals 1/10/24 Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method, FC in the Media, Book Review Katharine Beals 1/10/24

Falling for Happiness Falls: Is it too much to ask we overcome our skepticism and just believe?

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Facilitated Communication, Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method, Critique of Pro-FC Article Katharine Beals 8/30/23 Facilitated Communication, Spelling to Communicate, Rapid Prompting Method, Critique of Pro-FC Article Katharine Beals 8/30/23

How might touch reduce the cognitive load of FCed typers?

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Social Motivation, Scholarly Article Review, Speech and Language, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 6/7/23 Social Motivation, Scholarly Article Review, Speech and Language, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 6/7/23

Are autistic individuals really as socially motivated as the rest of us?

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Movie Review, Spelling to Communicate, FC in the Media Katharine Beals 5/24/23 Movie Review, Spelling to Communicate, FC in the Media Katharine Beals 5/24/23

A Review of the Movie Spellers: a Documercial for Spelling to Communicate

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Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 5/10/23 Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 5/10/23

A final post on autism-related challenges that are supposed to explain away our concerns about FC: motor control, echolalia, and word retrieval

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Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 4/26/23 Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 4/26/23

Do facilitated individuals have motor difficulties that explain away our concerns about FC? Part II

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Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 4/12/23 Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 4/12/23

Do facilitated individuals have motor difficulties that explain away our concerns about FC? Part I

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History of FC, Critiques of Facilitated Communication Janyce Boynton 4/5/23 History of FC, Critiques of Facilitated Communication Janyce Boynton 4/5/23

The Unusual and Excessive Hype of FC

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Spelling to Communicate, FC in the Media, Critiques of Facilitated Communication Katharine Beals 2/15/23 Spelling to Communicate, FC in the Media, Critiques of Facilitated Communication Katharine Beals 2/15/23

An inside look at S2C: “We actually discourage them from using their speech while they are spelling”

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Facilitated Communication, Book Review, History of FC Janyce Boynton 12/28/22 Facilitated Communication, Book Review, History of FC Janyce Boynton 12/28/22

An Alternative Interpretation of Unusual Communication? Part II

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History of FC, Facilitated Communication, Scholarly Article Review Janyce Boynton 12/14/22 History of FC, Facilitated Communication, Scholarly Article Review Janyce Boynton 12/14/22

An Alternative Interpretation of Unusual Communication? Part I

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Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Scholarly Article Review Katharine Beals 8/24/22 Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Scholarly Article Review Katharine Beals 8/24/22

Do motor difficulties really explain speech/language difficulties in autism?

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Speech and Language, Joint Attention, Scholarly Article Review, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 6/22/22 Speech and Language, Joint Attention, Scholarly Article Review, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 6/22/22

Why does Joint Attention look Atypical in Autism—and does it matter?

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Theory of Mind, Speech and Language, Scholarly Article Review, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 6/8/22 Theory of Mind, Speech and Language, Scholarly Article Review, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 6/8/22

Autism and Theory of Mind: a critique of Gernsbacher & Frymiare

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Scholarly Article Review, Social Motivation, Joint Attention, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 5/25/22 Scholarly Article Review, Social Motivation, Joint Attention, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 5/25/22

Social motivation in autism: a critique of Jaswal & Akhtar (2019)

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Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 2/16/22 Speech and Language, Motor Abilities, Neuropsychology of Autism Katharine Beals 2/16/22

Why non-speaking autism probably has nothing to do with motor control problems or speech apraxia

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