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10 Low-Tech Virtual Instruction...
Low-tech virtual instruction ideas can help students with hearing loss stay engaged, practice language, and keep learning when online tools are limited. These activities work well...
04th Feb 2021
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Creating the Least Restrictive Online...
A least restrictive online learning environment for students who are deaf or hard of hearing means a virtual setting where the student has full communication access, can see the...
23rd Nov 2020
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e-Learning Access and Advocacy in an...
Navigating the digital classroom isn’t always seamless, which is why focusing on e-learning access and advocacy is absolutely vital for students with hearing loss. While...
24th Aug 2020
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E-Learning Coronavirus COVID-19 Support...
E-learning Coronavirus COVID-19 has created new barriers for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. Clear captions, visible faces, regular check-ins, and consistent...
18th Mar 2020
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Navigating E-Learning Coronavirus...
The sudden transition to e-learning coronavirus protocols caught many school districts off guard, creating immediate accessibility hurdles for students who are deaf or hard of...
20th Jul 2020
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Supporting Students Who Are Deaf Plus in...
Deaf Plus refers to students who are deaf or hard of hearing and also have an additional disability, such as intellectual disability, autism, ADHD, learning disability, or...
05th Mar 2020
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