One Question to Ask About AAC and Literacy at School

AAC isn’t just for answering school questions—it’s a child’s language. In this clip, Ali Steer explains why AAC systems should be used all day, for real communication, not just academic tasks. When adults model AAC as the language of instruction, children learn how to express their thoughts, build confidence, and understand the social rules of communication. True AAC use means showing kids they can say anything, to anyone, at any time—and that their voice matters.

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