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Feilte 2013: School Acoustics From A Pupil’s View

Earlier this year, Ireland’s Teaching Council invited all registered members to apply in a lottery to attend Feilte, its festival of digital-teaching projects to celebrate World Teachers’ Day in Dublin, on October 5th, 2013. IDK was later invited to present on classroom acoustics at the conference. With 75% of a school-day consisting of students listening to

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11 years ago 1 Comment Captions, Education, Hearing#edchatie #edchat, #feilte, #howilearn, access, accessibility, accessible, acoustics, child, children, classroom, cochlear, communication, concept, Council, deaf, deafness, dialogue, education, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, infrared, Ireland, language, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, parent, parents, preschool, range, read, reading, school, schools, social, soundfield, speech, spoken, student, students, support, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, technology, training, visual, voice, words

NDCS Queries UK Councils On Education Supports

Fresh concerns over cuts to education supports for deaf/hoh pupils in the UK have emerged, after one-third of councils cut supports in 2011. NDCS is also reporting that almost one-half of London’s local councils did not respond to a Freedom of Information request to disclose spending plans by April 2, 2013. Read: Charity’s fears over

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Deaf Preschoolers’ Literacy Benefits From E-Books

Ladybird Publishing, a subsidiary of Penguin, recently launched an e-book application (app) for babies. While other major children’s publishers had previously launched apps for children, few were both suitable for babies, and available on all Apple devices, namely the iPad, iPhone and iPod. Teachers of deaf and hard of hearing  preschoolers at Clayton Elementary School,

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