Definition of Makaton in English:

Makaton

(also makaton, Maketon)

noun ˈmakətɒn

A trademark for: a language programme integrating speech, manual signs, and graphic symbols, developed to help people for whom communication is very difficult, especially those with learning disabilities.

1970s. From the names of Ma rgaret Walker, deviser of the system, and of Ka thy Johnston and Ton y Cornforth, who provided Walker with information.

(also makaton, Maketon)

nounˈmakətɒn

A trademark for: a language programme integrating speech, manual signs, and graphic symbols, developed to help people for whom communication is very difficult, especially those with learning disabilities.

1970s. From the names of Ma rgaret Walker, deviser of the system, and of Ka thy Johnston and Ton y Cornforth, who provided Walker with information.

单词	Makaton
释义	Definition of Makaton in English: Makaton (also makaton, Maketon) noun ˈmakətɒn A trademark for: a language programme integrating speech, manual signs, and graphic symbols, developed to help people for whom communication is very difficult, especially those with learning disabilities. Origin 1970s. From the names of Ma rgaret Walker, deviser of the system, and of Ka thy Johnston and Ton y Cornforth, who provided Walker with information. Definition of Makaton in US English: Makaton (also makaton, Maketon) nounˈmakətɒn A trademark for: a language programme integrating speech, manual signs, and graphic symbols, developed to help people for whom communication is very difficult, especially those with learning disabilities. Origin 1970s. From the names of Ma rgaret Walker, deviser of the system, and of Ka thy Johnston and Ton y Cornforth, who provided Walker with information.
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