If you’ve ever worked with a student who says, “I hear just fine,” yet consistently misses pieces of what’s said in class, you already know how sneaky...

Prepare. Engage. Reminisce. The Secret to Unlocking Language Growth for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children

Every moment is a chance to build language ...

I see it often. A hard of hearing student, who uses “listening and spoken language” (they can hold a conversation with you), has a sign language in...

Have you ever sat at an IEP table with a preschooler in mind—a child you know needs support—only to feel powerless when the data says otherwise?

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Imagine this: A preschooler named Emma is in her classroom, sitting cross-legged on the carpet with her peers. The teacher is enthusiastically leading...

The holidays are a time for joy, family, and togetherness.  But for children with hearing loss, large gatherings can feel overwhelming and isolatin...

Now that Labor Day has passed, the school year has officially launched all around the United States.

With that, The Online Itinerant has rolled out a...

Understanding Audiograms and Speech Recognition Testing: A Guide for Teachers and Parents of Children with Hearing Loss

Hearing loss, especially in c...

Having unilateral hearing loss (UHL) as a child can be quite challenging. Especially in a classroom where UHL students might be grouped together wi...