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School-Aged Children with Hearing Loss

How to Plan and Provide for a Child with Special Needs Select any of the questions below to be directed to resources that will help you to understand this issue   Effect on Learning What are the possible effects the hearing loss can cause at school? My child is now old enough to b...
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  • 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”…