An Administrator's Journey, presented by Dr. Jen Zynda
Apps that Leverage Touch Technology, presented by Tina Childress
Assistive Technology for DHH Students, Presented by Kelly Rehbeck
Captioning in the Classroom, Presented by TJ DiGrazia
Could It Be A Sensory Issue? Presented by Bev Teeter
Creating Peers When There Are No DHH Peers, Presented by Stefanie Kessen
Enhancing Caregiver Involvement for Children 6 and Under, Presented by Dr. Lou Rossetti
Enlisting the Village, Presented by Stefanie Kessen
Hearing Loss Technology - Leveling the Playing Field, Presented by Laura Plummer
Impact of Hearing Loss on Theory of Mind, presented by Dr. Tiffany Hutchins
The Itinerant TDHH - Where Do I Fit In? , Presented by Stefanie Kessen
Legal Issues Supporting Students with Hearing Loss, Presented by Karen Anderson
Secret Hacks to Delivering Rockstar Itinerant Services, by Stefanie Kessen
Surviving the Itinerant Model, Presented by Gail Wright
Understanding Assessments for Students with Hearing Loss, Presented by Mary Shaddox
Unilateral and Mild Hearing Loss CAN Be a Big Deal, Presented by Dr. Karen Anderson
Using the General Education Curriculum for Intervention, Presented by Monica Faherty
Vocabulary: Principles for Effective Instruction, Presented by Kristin DiPerri
Working Together with Other Adults: Demystifying Consultation and Collaboration for Teachers of the Deaf, Presented by Dr. Brittany DornWhat is an Educational Audiologist and Do You Need One? Presented by Dr. Kym Meyer
Everything you need in your Teacher Toolbox - at your fingertips! Assessments and forms and on-demand lessons and activities for Auditory Training, Language, Self-Advocacy, Self-Identity/Social-Emotional, Transition and Working Memory. You never need to fill your trunk activities again!
Regular Power Hours to connect and share resources, ask questions and get support from others in the field!
DHH Students in the Classroom Part 1: UDL Strategies to Make the Classroom Accessible for All
Presented by Sarah Kiefer, Center for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Education
DHH Students in the Classroom Part 2: Catching up on Captions
Presented by Sarah Kiefer, Center for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Education
LOST: A Journey of Self-Identity
Presented by Jennifer Meyer and Jill Doering
Supporting Numeracy and Math Development in Young Children
Presented by Marcy Dicker, University of Connecticut
Apps as Interactive Tools to Promote Language in Children with Hearing Loss
Presented by Lynn Wood, CCC-A LSLS Cert AVT
A Bilingual Approach to Grammar
Presented by Dr. Todd Czubek and Dr. Kristin DiPerri, Boston University
Travel Tips for DHH Students and Individuals
Presented by Tina Childress, AuD.
Creating Peers for Mainstreamed Students In and Out of the Classroom
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