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How A Child With Deafness Alters Your Perspective

Having a child who’s different to the rest of the family, requires adjustment for each parent and sibling (if relevant) – while also impacting the wider family and friends to an extent. A mother shares a very honest account: Read: Insights From Raising A Child With Hearing Issues Quotes Slowly, friends dropped off and I was

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11 years ago Education, Hearing, Language Developmentawareness, child, children, cochlear, communication, concept, deaf, deafness, education, empathy, expectations, family, focus, friend, friends, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, language, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, models, network, networking, parent, parents, peer, preschool, read, reading, role, role models, school, sensitivity, social, speech, support, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, training, understand, understanding, visual, words

Hearing Kids Gain In Preschool’s Reverse-Inclusion

A Minnesota-based preschool program using the spoken-language approach with children who have hearing issues is expanding after families saw their hearing children gain from being in the same language-heavy environment. Read: Preschool for children with hearing issues expands “The kids’ interaction helps with their social development, parents love it; they want their kids to be

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11 years ago 3 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccepting, auditory, child, children, cochlear, communication, creche, deaf, education, family, friend, friendships, hear, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, integrate, integrated, integrating, interact, interaction, Ireland, language-heavy, language-rich, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, parent, parents, peer, peers, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, soical, speech, support, talk, talking, teach, teacher, teachers, verbal, visual, words

“I Am The Happiest Deaf Teenager On Facebook”

His profile reads “I am the happiest deaf teenager on Facebook”. UK-based Jamie Williams started writing a blog after a friend said how happy and content he is, even when he’s deaf. And his writing ability shows in the blog. Read: Deaf teenager’s blog takes Facebook by storm Jamie’s blog is “A Deaf Boy in

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The Value Of SMS Texting To Deaf Youngsters

At Griffith College, Cork, SMS texts are used to advise students of cancelled classes. Texting is a simple and often free method of communication that is available to anyone with a mobile phone. And these users range from young kids given phones by parents just in case of an emergency, to the elderly who may

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