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Therapy 33

Telepractice For Low-Cost Language Teaching

Deaf and hard of hearing children in need of language work in Ireland, may benefit from a solution devised in rural Minnesota, in the United States. Like Ireland, where a national shortage of speech teachers resulted from health-service hiring caps, Minnesota lacks speech teachers for children. However, Minnesota’s moves to reduce its shortage of speech teachers

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14 years ago 4 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Development, Telehealthaccessibility, accessible, acumen, around, city, cochlear, concept, deafness, development, digital, e-learning, family, Ireland, irish, language, learning, mainstream, media, online, parent, practice, read, rural, schools, sign, social, solution, speech, student, students, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, technical, technology, telepractice, therapy, time, tool, tools, training, travel, words

Cinematic Life Lessons

A French film, The Diving Bell and The Butterfly (2007), captivated recent audiences at the Irish Film Institute and was retained for a second run. It’s a biopic about 43-year-old Jean-Dominique Baudy, one-time editor of French Elle, who suffers a massive stroke in his sports car on a country road. He’s left with what’s called

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The Gift of Speech

Speech is a priceless gift. Especially when it has to be acquired through intensive speech therapy, language lessons and hours of pronunciation practice. Babies with a hearing impairment aren’t able to absorb and replicate the speech heard in their environment, as their hearing peers do. Help is needed, but the huge effort is rewarded with

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17 years ago Education, Hearing, Language Developmentauditory verbal therapy, auditory-oral, avt, families, family, gift, hear, hearing, incidental, lipread, lipreading, methods, parent, parents, pronounciation, question, residual, sentence, siblings, speech, teach, teacher, teaching, therapist, therapy, vocabulary, words
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