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How AAC Supports Literacy at Every Level


Published: Feb. 17, 2026Updated: Feb. 23, 2026

AAC devices and communication books should always include access to an alphabet and keyboard—because literacy starts long before spelling words correctly. Ali Steers breaks down why scribbling, exploration, and developmentally appropriate writing experiences matter for AAC users, including children with CVI, motor impairments, or complex communication needs.

Want to learn more about AAC & Literacy? Check out out AAC Users Can Learn to Read and Write — Here's How article.

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