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Music Has Educational Benefits For Deaf Children

Deaf people do not live in a silent world without sound, as is often assumed. Music is present in everyone’s life and is enjoyed by all, no matter how they hear it. For some, the sound, tune and lyrics vary in volume and clarity, but rhythm pervades whether it is heard or felt (vibration or change

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6 years ago 7 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccessible, bare, bass, beat, child, clap, clapping, cochlear, concept, dance, dancing, deafness, education, emotion, emotions, family, feet, floor, games, guitar, hands, inclusive, irish, language, movement, music, piano, rhythm, social, teacher, teaching, tempo, vibrate, vibration, visual

Captioning: A Lifeline At Conferences & Seminars

For deaf students, employees and innovators in large gatherings or training environments, captioning is a lifeline. That’s the only way to put it. This point was clear to me after a recent conference at which eight hours of lipreading was required, because the organisers did not have a budget for captioning. On the bus home,

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