Low-tech assistive technology devices that display pictures or words that the individual can point to in order to communicate.

• A. Communication Boards
• B. Graphic Organizers
• C. Job Coach
• D. Deaf-Blindness

Answer: (A)

Low-tech options for communication that show pictures or words for pointing are a simple form of augmentative and alternative communication. Communication boards are exactly this: boards or cards with pictures or printed words that a person can point to in order to express wants, needs, or messages. They don’t require electricity or batteries, making them accessible in many settings and easy to use for individuals who have limited speech.

Graphic organizers are tools for organizing ideas or planning writing, not for direct real-time communication. A job coach is a supportive service or person who helps someone with employment skills, not a device used to communicate. Deaf-blindness describes a condition involving both hearing and vision loss, not a communicative tool.