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While bilateral hearing loss is more well-known than unilateral, it isn't the only form of hearing loss or impairment. Children with...
“When the teacher’s voice is heard, students learn. When students can hear clearly, they are more likely to participate in...
Having unilateral hearing loss (UHL) as a child can be quite challenging. Especially in a classroom where UHL students might be grouped...
Did you know that the brain has a powerful need to finish what it starts? When it can't finish something, your brain makes a mental sticky...
The school year is rapidly approaching and I am working to make sure my students with hearing loss are established in an environment that...
Establishing Foundations for Success in the Gen Ed Classroom
What will lead to the success of a deaf and hard of hearing student in the general...
As promised, we’re back with a second post about preparing your deaf or hard of hearing child/student for the mainstream classroom! If you...
Is your Deaf or Hard of Hearing student REALLY ready for the mainstream classroom?
This blog post will help you confirm this placement and help...
I recently spoke to teachers and family members in New York about meeting the social needs of Deaf and Hard of Hearing students. This is a...