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October Marks Global Awareness Month for Augmentative and Alternative Communication

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October is the global month for raising awareness about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), established in 2007. Events aim to inform the public about communication methods for people with special needs. The Beit Issie Shapiro technology center has created solutions to assist this population. Speech and language specialist Alaa Rabous spoke about the subject on Hala TV.

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  • October is the global month for raising awareness about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
  • The initiative to raise awareness for AAC was adopted in 2007.
  • Events are held throughout October to educate the public on communication methods for people with special needs.
  • The Beit Issie Shapiro technology center has developed technological solutions for communication.
  • Alaa Rabous, a speech and language specialist, discussed the topic on Hala TV.

October is recognized globally as the month for raising awareness about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), a designation adopted in 2007. Throughout this month, various events and activities are held to educate the public on diverse methods of communication for individuals with special needs. The Beit Issie Shapiro technology center has developed technological solutions to aid people with special needs in communicating with their environment. Alaa Rabous, a speech and language specialist and a lecturer in assistive technology, discussed these topics on Hala TV.

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