An Introduction to PECS (Classic Video)

[@msk8845]

Initiation is key to communication! This is why we as therapists need to be careful to avoid prompting like "what do you want?", "Tell me", and using starter phrases "I want...". This is why PECS is sooooo important.

[@davi000100]

I'm a psychology student and this video helped me a lot, thank you so much 🙌

[@sumajoseph4388]

Very clear and informative. I'm started using pecs for my student's. This video helps me how to start and know more about pecs

[@Lenaslifeofficial_2024]

I had autism, when I was 2-3 years old this really helped! Now I can speak more!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@hanajay3937]

Thank you very much for this posting. it helps me how to start use pecs. ❤ from Malaysia

[@meenaprabha5573]

Thank u so much... Very very helpful video 👏👏👏. Upload more videos about PECS ✨ love from India💌

[@sumbalsaleem7872]

Very informative and explained very well

[@jackiewilde575]

Is there an updated more modern video that I can use to introduce the idea of PECS to parents?

[@pecsglobal]

Thank you for your interest in PECS. We have 2 more recent videos that provide an overview of PECS. The first one A CLEAR PICTURE: THE USE AND BENEFITS OF PECS, is an overview presented by one of the co-developers, Lori Frost. The second video, PICTURE EXCHANGE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM® (PECS®): 4 PART SERIES, is a module series (each part approx. 12 min) that provides information about PECS. Module 3 shows PECS in action with students. Both videos can be found on this link: pecsusa.com/videos/ Additionally, there is a video with a short explanation on ‘Getting Started with PECS video’: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqSQZWRooc2LmJI Recently, we also have a “Support at Home” page pecsusa.com/support-at-home/that provides ideas on how to implement PECS in variety of activities and lessons that happen in every day life. Hopefully this information will be useful. Please feel free to let us know if you have any questions. Warm Regards,

[@bakhtawarasim737]

Very informative. Thank you for your video.

[@ventriloquistkaterinasopid6939]

This is so inspirational and lovely to watch. Well done!

[@vanilatha8214]

Very useful video

[@thalitalorene]

Muito obrigada por compartilhar.

[@jamieanderson8489]

This is very helpful thank you so much

[@cordeliantsubiramono703]

Does it mean it doesn't have an app for android? Where can I download the subsequent lessons to the one on KZbin?

[@giovannamassa4600]

MUY ILUSTRATIVO. PODRIAN TRADUCIRLO AL ESPAÑOL. SOY DE URUGUAY. GRACIAS

[@nazimuddinchicago]

I watched that video when I was little.

[@dolam]

Great video, thank you for posting.

[@SaritaSharma-gl5lk]

very helpful thanks Bkk

[@kimvanwhy8082]

Real life photos of favorite items is more functional that can be provided by the teacher, therapist and family.

[@gabriellasirianni2780]

Such a great video! Thanks for sharing...

[@JessicaRomeroMontes]

Muy ilustrativo

[@thegillettefamily]

Any apps for androids

[@lilachu7654]

Thanks

[@ursulabarreto2844]

❤ thanks❤

[@ursulabarreto2844]

This video makes so much sense why I wanted to make up my classroom with so many PECs and individualized folder PECs. Thanks again for providing informational content for children in the autism spectrum.

[@cordeliantsubiramono703]

I would like to know if you do have an app for pecs?

[@pecsglobal]

Yes, we do. Our PECS IV+ app is available exclusively for iPad and is intended for learners that have mastered phases I through IV of the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) using a traditional PECS Communication Book. More information about PECS IV+ and the other apps we have available can be found here: pecsusa.com/apps/.

[@beautifulsoul8432]

Good viedo

[@chiararizzo9127]

All interesting and educational for us teachers - but I personally find the handing out of so much soda, candy, chips and chocolate a bit disturbing

[@reshmasreejith6419]

Better take photos of real objects and toys they are using and print it out laminate and use in PECS.most of the kids I worked have difficulty in generalizing this cartoon images with real items.

[@wemuk5170]

It’s not a good idea to start with photos. They really know their stuff, these PECs folks. Our son associated the photo with a particular park & no other green park. He was self-harming every day & 100% non-verbal, but now at 21, so happy and he is also verbal.

[@Emmak789]

😃

[@morganschwab416]

This is only train a Child like a dog.. this means no respect...

[@peacespiece8342]

Very helpful video

[@shravan.kalshetti39]

Is there an updated more modern video that I can use to introduce the idea of PECS to parents?

[@pecsglobal]

Thank you for your interest in PECS. We have 2 more recent videos that provide an overview of PECS. The first one A CLEAR PICTURE: THE USE AND BENEFITS OF PECS, is an overview presented by one of the co-developers, Lori Frost. The second video, PICTURE EXCHANGE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM® (PECS®): 4 PART SERIES, is a module series (each part approx. 12 min) that provides information about PECS. Module 3 shows PECS in action with students. Both videos can be found on this link: pecsusa.com/videos/ Additionally, there is a video with a short explanation on ‘Getting Started with PECS video’: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqSQZWRooc2LmJI Recently, we also have a “Support at Home” page pecsusa.com/support-at-home/that provides ideas on how to implement PECS in variety of activities and lessons that happen in every day life. Hopefully this information will be useful. Please feel free to let us know if you have any questions. Warm Regards,