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  Communication in Autism Spectrum Disorder: What the Research Tells Us

  Communication varies widely among autistic children, and no single approach has been shown to help them all, though several tools look promising.

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  Echolalia in Autism: What the Research Tells Us About Why Children Repeat Words and Phrases

  Repeating words and phrases is very common in autistic children, and it is often a real attempt to communicate.

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  Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) in Autism

  Picture boards, signs and talking devices help autistic children communicate, and using them does not stop a child learning to talk.

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