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inclusive education
A Bond of Love
Since time immemorial, the bond between siblings has been celebrated in stories, rituals, and memories. It’s a bond of secrets, squabbles, and…
What If Language Came in Chunks, Not Words?
Customizing AAC for Gestalt LanguageProcessors Imagine reading a screen full of words... but none of them feel quite right. Not because they’rewrong,…
To Teach or Not To Teach
Since the beginning of human memory, stories have served many purposes. While many hold knowledge and recollections, some stories hold inspiration. They…
Cerebral Palsy and AAC
Can AAC support those with cerebral palsy to communicate? This blog answers this very important question. AAC for Cerebral Palsy Communication is…
Literacy & AAC Go Hand in Hand
We are back with another webinar summary and recording as part of the Insights with Avaz series in honour of AAC Awareness…
Personal Safety and AAC Users
In this blog, Nayantara, a Speech Language Pathologist at Avaz, shares valuable insights and practical strategies to empower AAC users in understanding…
Back to School with AAC: Tips & Strategies
It is back-to-school time in many parts of the world. For neurodivergent AAC users, the many changes this time brings may induce…
Descriptive Teaching: Unlocking AAC User’s Potential
Descriptive teaching creates a conducive environment for AAC users to learn more effectively. In this blog, Avaz's resident SLP Nayantara gives you…
MTSS & AAC: Towards Inclusive Classrooms
For students with complex communication needs, providing effective support can be a challenge. This is where Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) comes…
Visual Scene Displays in AAC: Making Communication More Meaningful
A child looks at a photo of their grandmother baking in the kitchen. They tap on the bowl in the picture to…