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For Professionals > Accommodations – Lifeline to Equal Access

Accommodations – Lifeline to Equal Access

Classroom hearing assistance technology, interpreting services and captioning are often viewed as expensive within tight school district budgets and special accommodations are often seen as a hassle. Yet without these necessary provisions students who are deaf or hard of hearing are discriminated...
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