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Write-Up Of IDK’s Tech Event (Oct 10th, 2011)

Irish Deaf Kids held a technology and education event in Dublin on October 10th, 2011. The event proved to be invaluable for all attendees, and was put together to give parents, educators and other stakeholders in-depth insights to how deaf and hard-of-hearing (hoh) children can use digital tools to better communicate and learn in a

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Insights To The Deaf Education Debate In The US

A deaf person’s life-experience of the education system, shapes their views on deaf education, according to a new post on the Paraquad Disability Blog. >> The Deaf Education Debate Continues: Influences of technology, policy and environment The different perspectives in this post need reading, to understand the core issues around school placements for students who

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13 years ago 4 Comments Education, Hearingbackground, child, children, choice, choices, community, culture, deaf, deaf education in Ireland, debate, education, ethos, experience, family, grandparents, informed, insights, language, life, linguistic, local, options, parent, parents, peer, peers, remote, school, schooling, skills, social, spoken, teaching

Waterford Regional Hospital Next In UNHS Line

The HSE’s National Audiology Review (NAR, April 2011) listed a priority as to “Implement a National Newborn Hearing Screening Programme” in Ireland. In addition to the HSE’s estimated, annual €11 million funding for audiology services, €3.7 million was made available to apply NAR recommendations. From this total, just under €2 million was to fund implementation

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13 years ago 1 Comment Education, Hearing, Language Development, Telehealthat rest, baby, brain, care, clinic, deaf, deafness, electrode, electrodes, hearing, hospital, HSE, midwife, midwives, neonatal, newborn, noise, pathways, pattern, patterns, remote, resting, screening, sleeping, sound, technology, test, testing, UNHS

The Need To ‘Re-Think Learning’ For Universality

Earlier this year, IDK posted Telepractice For Low-Cost Language Teaching as one solution for Ireland’s shortage of speech and language teachers. Telepractice, the name for this remote teaching approach, is defined as the use of top-rate video-conferencing for the delivery of professional services. Tech-news site ZDNet recently ran a piece “Re-Think Learning“, to explain how online

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14 years ago Education, Hearing, Language Development, Telehealthchild, children, concepts, connect, contact, develop, development, e-learning, engagement, hearing, interactive, interactivity, language, learning, lipread, lipreading, online, practice, reality, remote, sign, speech, teacher, teaching, telepractice, telepresence, virtual, virtual world, visual, vocabulary, words, ZDNet

Hearing Awareness For Business & Service Providers

With today’s teens doing Transition Year work experience and internships to gain workplace skills, businesses need specific advice on hearing awareness. Multinationals, small businesses, retailers and corner shops can all make their service hearing-friendly to broaden their current customer bases and reduce unintentional discrimination during their daily operations. Some everyday tips from deaf people: For

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14 years ago 2 Comments Captions, Education, Hearing, Smartphonesaccess, accessibility, accessible, aware, awareness, base, based, booking, broad, broaden, business, career, channels, cochlear, communication, CPD, curve, customer, deafness, development, experience, inclusion, inclusive, induction, intercom, Ireland, ISL, learn, learning, literacy, loops, mainstream, office, premises, professional, remote, security, shop, sign, site, social, speech, students, support, systems, teach, teaching, text, train, training, video, videos, visual, words, workplace

Educational Revolution With Smartphone Devices

Mobile phone subscribers globally, will hit the 5 billion mark during 2010. To this end, the U.S. Department of Education has earmarked $5 billion for competitive school-reform grants to scale up pilot programs of handheld devices & define best practices for learning. An article, “How Smartphones and Handheld Devices Are Bringing On An Educational Revolution”

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15 years ago 6 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Development, Smartphonesaccess, broadband, computer, connectivity, control, digital, early, entrepreneur, fun, handheld, inclusion, inclusive, infrared, iPhone, language, learn, learning, literacy, numeracy, online, PC, remote, social, software, solution, teach, teaching, words

Training For Specialist Teachers of Deaf Pupils

Teachers in Ireland who wish to specifically work with deaf children, should first complete an undergraduate degree course in education, which enables them to teach in every primary and secondary school nationwide. E-Learning Courses In The UK Ireland currently has no courses for specialist teachers of deaf pupils but the UK has several flexible postgraduate

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