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Communication is a basic human right. People (of all ages) with diverse needs may communicate more effectively and efficiently with augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Many who would benefit from AAC experience access and/or opportunity barriers that prevent them from using it. A frequent barrier is false belief systems. Unfortunately, many myths about AAC persist. This resource looks at some common AAC myths – and the facts that debunk them.

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The short videos and blog posts below review common AAC misconceptions. Take a moment to learn the truth. Then you can be an AAC myth-buster, too!

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