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5 Ways to Support Deaf or Hard of Hearing Children Over the Summer
A child who is deaf or hard of hearing (DHH) often has challenges understanding in situations that are not their typical, day-to-day communication. A simple trip to the beach can bring on a hint of anxiety or a large family gathering can be a breeding ground for communication breakdown. By think...
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- 10 Things I Wish You Knew
- 10 Years of Changes!
- 5 Ways to Support Deaf or Hard of Hearing Children Over the Summer
- Access via the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Accommodations via 504 Plans and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- ASL Development
- Brain On? Hearing Device Monitoring is Necessary for Access to Education
- Building your Child’s Self-Confidence
- Bullying / Teasing Happens!
- Characteristics of Children as Communicators
- Communication – Whatever Fits Your Child and Family
- Cued Speech Information
- Dear Classroom Teacher: You Have A Student With Hearing Loss
- Developing Your Child’s Reading Skills
- Developmental Milestones
- Does he have to wear his hearing aids? Really? He seems to hear okay!
- Ear Infections and Learning
- Early Consistent Hearing: Building Trust & Confidence
- Early Intervention – What’s That?
- Early Intervention Materials on Tap
- Effective Practices in Early Intervention
- Emailable Tips for Teachers
- Getting Ready to Read
- Go-to Ideas for Supporting a Student’s Self-Concept
- Growing Up with Hearing Loss: Challenges & Resistance
- He Failed Hearing Screening What's Next?
- Hearing Aids and Your Child
- Hearing Aids, Cochlear Implants – Ways to Help Daily Hearing
- Hearing Loss Identification and Diagnosis
- Hearing Loss Related to Childhood Ear Infections
- How to Start to Help your Child
- IDEA Law Summary Information
- Improved Family Connections via Tele-Intervention
- Inclusion – Factors that Make it or Break it
- Individual Education Plans (IEP) and 504 Plans
- Infants and Toddlers with Hearing Loss
- Information to Discuss with your Child’s Teacher
- Is the Inclusion Model Good for Students with Hearing Loss?
- Key Terms to Know in Early Intervention
- Keys To Improving Reading Skills
- Learning Progress Equal to Peers?
- Overview of Early Intervention
- Pace of Learning & Keeping Up in the Classroom
- Parent Participation in Early Intervention
- Possible Educational Effects of Hearing Loss
- Preparing for your Child to Start School
- Providing Early Intervention Services in Natural Environments
- Questions Families Often Ask about their Child with Hearing Loss
- Ready or Not – Your Child has a Hearing Loss! Explaining the Urgency
- Reducing the Impact of Stigma and Teasing
- School Supports, Modifications and Accommodations for Students
- School-Aged Children with Hearing Loss
- Self-Advocacy Skill Development is Required for Full Participation in the Classroom
- Social Communication – PRAGMATICS
- Social Issues and Your Child
- Speech & Language Development at Home
- Speech Perception, the listening bubble, and impact on learning
- Strategies for Keeping Hearing Aids on Young Children
- Surface Learning is Not Enough – the Need for Deeper Understanding
- Technology Monitoring Is Necessary For Hearing Device Users
- Teens and the Price to Pass as ‘Normal’
- Transition to Preschool
- Understanding your Baby’s Hearing Loss
- Unilateral Hearing Loss
- We Need to Tame Teasing/Bullying!
- We Want Him to be “Normal”…
- Writing the IFSP for Your Child
- Ear Infections and Learning
- He Failed Hearing Screening What's Next?
- Hearing Loss Identification and Diagnosis
- Hearing Loss Related to Childhood Ear Infections
- Questions Families Often Ask about their Child with Hearing Loss
- Unilateral Hearing Loss
- Brain On? Hearing Device Monitoring is Necessary for Access to Education
- Dear Classroom Teacher: You Have A Student With Hearing Loss
- Does he have to wear his hearing aids? Really? He seems to hear okay!
- Early Consistent Hearing: Building Trust & Confidence
- Growing Up with Hearing Loss: Challenges & Resistance
- Hearing Aids and Your Child
- Hearing Aids, Cochlear Implants – Ways to Help Daily Hearing
- Strategies for Keeping Hearing Aids on Young Children
- Technology Monitoring Is Necessary For Hearing Device Users
- ASL Development
- Characteristics of Children as Communicators
- Communication – Whatever Fits Your Child and Family
- Cued Speech Information
- Developmental Milestones
- Early Intervention – What’s That?
- Early Intervention Materials on Tap
- Effective Practices in Early Intervention
- How to Start to Help your Child
- Improved Family Connections via Tele-Intervention
- Infants and Toddlers with Hearing Loss
- Key Terms to Know in Early Intervention
- Overview of Early Intervention
- Parent Participation in Early Intervention
- Providing Early Intervention Services in Natural Environments
- Ready or Not – Your Child has a Hearing Loss! Explaining the Urgency
- Social Communication – PRAGMATICS
- Speech & Language Development at Home
- Transition to Preschool
- Understanding your Baby’s Hearing Loss
- Writing the IFSP for Your Child
- 5 Ways to Support Deaf or Hard of Hearing Children Over the Summer
- Access via the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Accommodations via 504 Plans and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Developing Your Child’s Reading Skills
- Emailable Tips for Teachers
- Getting Ready to Read
- Inclusion – Factors that Make it or Break it
- Individual Education Plans (IEP) and 504 Plans
- Information to Discuss with your Child’s Teacher
- Is the Inclusion Model Good for Students with Hearing Loss?
- Keys To Improving Reading Skills
- Learning Progress Equal to Peers?
- Pace of Learning & Keeping Up in the Classroom
- Possible Educational Effects of Hearing Loss
- Preparing for your Child to Start School
- School Supports, Modifications and Accommodations for Students
- School-Aged Children with Hearing Loss
- Self-Advocacy Skill Development is Required for Full Participation in the Classroom
- Speech Perception, the listening bubble, and impact on learning
- We Want Him to be “Normal”…
- Building your Child’s Self-Confidence
- Bullying / Teasing Happens!
- Go-to Ideas for Supporting a Student’s Self-Concept
- Reducing the Impact of Stigma and Teasing
- Social Issues and Your Child
- Surface Learning is Not Enough – the Need for Deeper Understanding
- Teens and the Price to Pass as ‘Normal’
- We Need to Tame Teasing/Bullying!