Recognizing the significance of representation, we compiled a list of cherished books featuring Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard-of-Hearing characters.
Deafgenic is a term for a system, sisasystem, or headmate whose origin is related to the trauma of, or is caused by, being deaf (D) or being hard-of-hearing (HoH).
"Blindness separate us from things. Deafness separate us from people." Quote by Hellen Keller put on a tshirt so we can help Raise Awareness about deafness and HoH people.
**Update- created this as an editable file** Do you struggle finding special education caseload binder that fits for the needs of our Deaf/HOH children? Me too! I created a caseload binder for you to add information that fits your needs. It holds all the information I need access to daily on my Deaf /Hard of Hearing students. I refer to it daily when lesson planning, during meetings, and when I am surprised by a parent phone call/visit about a student. This binder is a great resource to have throughout the day and at home because you never know when you will be asked a question about a student, whether it is by another teacher, administrator, or parent. The data charts really help me keep assessment data up to date so I am always ready for IEP's and parent conferences without doing a bunch of prep work! The contents of this binder are as follows: Student’s information and hearing history Daily hearing aid check Daily cochlear implant check Interpreter information (optional) Related service team information Parent/teacher contact log Team member contact log Introduction to new concept/vocabulary Daily report for understanding IEP snapshot IEP Summary IEP at glance Student data sheet IEP goal progress IEP goal tracker IEP reading goal tracker Running record (100 words) Running record (50 words) Running record reading rate Vocabulary words bank Bridging words bank Meeting notes Birthdays Year at a glance Monthly calendar Lesson plan template. Thank you for viewing this product! I would love to hear if this product has helped you in your teaching, leave any feedbacks!
ASL Coffee News! Our mission is to serve and empower the Deaf, Hard of Hearing (HoH), and DeafBlind communities by preserving and offering a diverse range of unique items on Etsy, including mugs, t-shirts, and more. We are dedicated to ensuring equal rights and access for all individuals, and a portion of our proceeds goes towards providing American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters. By advocating for inclusivity and supporting ASL interpretation services, we strive to create a world where everyone, regardless of hearing ability, can fully participate and thrive
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Requesting closed-captioning, understanding how to choose the best seat in the classroom for them, ensuring that their teachers are using the FM appropriately, and the list goes on and on. Teaching children about self-advocacy skills and the rights that they have now means they will be able to advoc
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What can we do for students who are deaf and hard-of-hearing? This guest post on Speechy Musings shares a few tips for language therapy for these students.
Roller Derby Hard of Hearing HOH T Shirt Transfers, Iron them on to your own black top iron on transfers, can be added to roller derby tops, etc... approx 5cm
Hearing people say weird stuff to us.... Here are the results of a mass (deaf) query on dumb things that the hearing say to the deaf, plus! Braille menus!
Self-advocacy for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students can cover so many topics, so I made it easy by making one page lessons to cover all the necessities! These lessons are no prep one page lessons. Simply print and bring to your sessions to cover many different self-advocacy topics. I keep mine in a page protector and use them over and over. Topics Included In Every Lesson: Listening Check Amplification Accommodations My Hearing Loss Social Skills Audiology The Ear Communication Repair Troubleshooting 3 Levels of Difficulty: Level 1: Ideal for young elementary Level 2: Ideal for upper elementary/middle Level 3: Ideal for middle/high school These are rough guidelines. Some of my older kids have huge gaps in self-advocacy knowledge and benefit from using the lower level sheets as well. Includes 12 lessons and a word bank for overall vocabulary review. Meant to spark discussion and conversation between teacher and student. Some prompts have spaces to write, fill in, or select answers, and some are conversation prompts. These are best used in a one-to-one or small group setting that allows for discussion. Since each page covers so many topics, I use mine to determine which areas my students need more focus on. You may also be interested in: Self-Advocacy Interactive Song Book Self-Advocacy Writing Prompts Self-Advocacy Flip Book You can check out all my other self-advocacy resources here! Let's Connect! Instagram @listeningfun Email: [email protected] Remember to click the green star to follow and see all future self-advocacy and listening resources! :)
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ASL Coffee Podcast! Our mission is to serve and empower the Deaf, Hard of Hearing (HoH), and DeafBlind communities by preserving and offering a diverse range of unique items on Etsy, including mugs, t-shirts, and more. We are dedicated to ensuring equal rights and access for all individuals, and a portion of our proceeds goes towards providing American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters. By advocating for inclusivity and supporting ASL interpretation services, we strive to create a world where everyone, regardless of hearing ability, can fully participate and thrive
Although some hearing people have occasionally bully deaf people because they feel that they are more superior than them. Deaf people on the other hand tend to exhibit their “pity-me” e…
"I have two friends, one is going deaf, the other is about 97% deaf. How should I accommodate them at our wedding? Should I hire an interpreter or have a friend do it?"
