Faculty of Education
School of Educational Studies
Centre for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (CAAC)
Research articles in refereed specialist journals
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Raghavendra P, Bornman J, Granlund M, Bjork-Akesson E: 2007. The World Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and health: Implications for clinical and research practice in the field of augmentative and alternative communication. Augmentative and Alternative Communication, 23 (4), pp 349-361.
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Dada S, Granlund M, Alant E: 2007. A discussion of individual variability, in activity-based interventions, using the niche concept. Child Care Health and Development, 33 (4), pp 424-431, Full Text
Harty M, Alant E, Uys CJE: 2007. Maternal self-efficacy and maternal perception of child language competence in pre-school children with a communication disability.. Child Care Health and Development, 33 (2), pp 144-154, Full Text
Leech R, van Wyk NC, Uys CJE: 2007. The management of infant developmental needs by community nurses Part 1: Description of the responsibilities of community nurses with regard to the management of infant developmental needs. Curationis: Research Journal of the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa, 30 (2), pp 91-103.
Leech R, van Wyk NC, Uys CJE: 2007. The management of infant developmental needs by community nurses Part 2: The development of guidelines for the support of community nurses in the management of infant developmental needs. Curationis: Research Journal of the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa, 30 (2), pp 104-112.
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Bornman J, Alant E, Lloyd LL: 2007. A beginning communication intervention protocol: In-service training of health workers.. Education and Training in Developmental Disabilities, 42 (2), pp 190-208.
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Alant E: 2007. About being relevant: a comment on Kathard, Naude, Pillay & Ross (2007). South African Journal of Communication Disorders, 54, pp 11-13.
Alant E, Du Plooy A, Dada S: 2007. The impact of visual sequencing of graphic symbols on the sentence construction output of children who have acquired language. South African Journal of Communication Disorders, 54, pp 105-110.
Alant E, Emmett AB, Samuels A: 2007. Disability stakeholder's perspectives regarding social development. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3), pp 34-38, Full Text
Harty M, Joseph L, Wilder J, Rajaram P: 2007. Social support and families of children with disabilities: Towards positive family functioning. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3), pp 18-21.
Luttropp A, Norling M, Balton S: 2007. Intervention practice for preschool children in need of special support: A comparative analysis between South Africa and Sweden. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3) / Nov, pp 22-24.
Jakobsson E, Ylvén R, Moodley L: 2007. Problem solving and positive family functioning: Some reflections on the literature from a cross cultural point of view. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3) / Nov, pp 14-17.
Bornman J, Almqvist L: 2007. Editorial: Positive functioning: exploring its relevance for disability intervention. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3), pp 2-3.
Bornman J, Granlund M: 2007. Facilitating change in early childhood intervention by using principles from systems theory: An interventionist's perspective. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3), pp 4-7.
Uys CJE, Harty M: 2007. Narrowing the gap: Using aided language stimulation (ALS) in the inclusive classroom. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3), pp 29-33.
Almqvist L, Uys CJE, Sandberg A: 2007. The concepts of participation, engagement and flow: A matter of creating optimal play experiences. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3), pp 8-13.
Casey MA, Tonsing KM, Alant E: 2007. Comparison of a non-spoken response mode and a spoken response mode in a test of phonological awareness. South African Journal of Occupational Therapy, 37 (3), pp 25-28.
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