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Experiences of speech-language pathologists working with children with autism who require AAC

What is it about?

Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) describe their daily clinical experiences working with minimally speaking autistic children with significant language challenges who require augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). The article highlights SLP perceptions of intervention efficacy and the challenges SLPs face when trying to teach these children how to communicate using AAC. Critical areas for future research are identified.

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The following have contributed to this summary: Diane Williams, Meghan Wendelken, and Meghan Wendelken

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