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PECS is a method that teaches people with autism to communicate using pictures. Learn about the six phases of PECS, its benefits, and how to use it in the home or classroom.
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PECS is a functional communication system that teaches expressive skills using pictures. It can be used by people of all ages and abilities, and has a clear programme of six phases to follow.
PECS is a method of teaching functional communication using pictures for people with various disabilities. It has six phases that start with exchanging single pictures and end with commenting and language expansion.
May 29, 2024 · PECS is a way for autistic people to communicate without relying on speech. It uses cards with pictures, symbols, words or photographs to ask for things, comment on things or answer questions.
PECS is a system that uses pictures to help autistic students with communication difficulties. Learn what PECS is, how it works, and how to use it with your child.
PECS is a communication system that teaches individuals to use pictures to request items or actions. Learn about the six phases of PECS, the research behind it, and how to register for training.
PECS is a type of alternative augmentative communication system that teaches individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to exchange pictures for desired outcomes. Learn about the six phases of PECS, the research support, and the benefits for communication and behavior.
