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Learning Language Is Fun! For Parents & Children

IDK and artist Helene Hugel are inviting families with very young deaf children to join in a series of “imaginative play” sessions. Create and the Arts Council are funding this initiative to develop creative skills with parents to support early language development in deaf children.

The initial sessions will take place at the National Cochlear Implant Unit in Dublin and at a local community venue during May and June 2009.

Creative play sessions will take place on these dates:

Phase 1 – Outpatients area, National Cochlear Implant Unit

  • May 26: 9.30am to 11.30am
  • June 2: 9.30am to 11.30am
  • June 9: 9.30am to 11.30am

Final Phase 1 session – December 5, 2009 – contact IDK for full details)

To find out more, or participate in any of the sessions, contact:

Caroline Carswell, IDK – hello<at>soundadvice.pro, 01-4903237; www.sound-advice.ie

Helene Hugel, Helium – helene<at>helium.ie, 076-6026817; www.helium.ie

This project is supported by the Arts Council’s Artist in the Community Scheme, managed by Create.

 

May 25, 2009Team Sound Advice

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Comments: 5
  1. karen
    16 years ago

    Hi Caroline

    As a parent with a deaf three year old boy I would love to partcipate in the next creative play session. Please contact me in regards to myself and my son attending the next session. Karen

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  2. Caroline
    16 years ago

    Many thanks Karen – we’ve emailed you the details and will be in touch again. A few pictures are also on the website’s forum if you’d like to take a peek.

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  3. Marie
    16 years ago

    Just wondering if you have any summer camps organised for the summer, I live in Limerick and have a five and a half year old deaf daughter.
    Regards,
    Marie

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  4. Helen
    15 years ago

    HI ,

    I have a one year old boy who has recently had cochlear implants. I would be really interested in attending the “learning language is fun” course. can you let me know when you will next be running it.

    thanks

    Helen

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  5. Caroline
    15 years ago

    Hi Helen, it’s great to learn of your interest in the “learning language is fun!” project. We will soon finalise a date for a September session. This date will then be flagged to all the families who’ve asked IDK about the creative play sessions.

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