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Augmentative and Alternative Communication, also known as ‘AAC’ is a supplement to spoken and written communication. This supplement could be low tech, such as a Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), include handwriting, or be more high tech, such as a speech generating device. AAC devices are typically used when standard speech therapy techniques are not beneficial, and the child needs a more functional way to communicate. Research shows that utilizing AAC methods often enhances verbal output.