Ihsan Ber
Deaf classroom ideas
Enhance the learning experience for deaf students with these creative classroom ideas. Discover strategies and resources to create an engaging and inclusive environment for all.
Phonics guidance for the teaching of phonics to deaf children in mainstream schools.
Yosra
Growing up I loved to play games for fun and to learn, but it wasn’t always easy. Some games required me to be able to hear what the other person said. Telephone was one of those games that I…
Claudia Denton Barthuly
How can teachers support children with hearing loss in school? These 9 common classroom accommodations provide ideas to help students with hearing loss be successful in general education classrooms.
SUZANNE LITTLE
I can't hear you if you cover your mouth.
Ann
Have a bulletin board for students to bring in "Deaf News" to share with the class.
B Creative
Wonderful fiction and nonfiction sign language books that can be used by people from all backgrounds and ages to learn about ASL and the Deaf community.
Kathy Stoffel
Welcome to Our Classroom Sign Lanuage Welcome Sign ASL Teacher Door Sign Deaf Students Classroom Sign Teacher of the Deaf Sign - Etsy
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Lexi Hawkins
Jennifer Tandoc, an Abstract Illustrator, was born in Manila, Philippines and grew up in Los Angeles, California since 1978. She graduated from California School For the Deaf in Riverside and went to National Technical Institute for the Deaf in Rochester, New York, where she obtained her Associate Degree in Art and Computer Design in
Kim Colasante
We have one classroom in our program that accommodates the deaf students who attend. One of my good friends is the teacher in that class so we get the kids together often for fun activities. I think it's important to try to teach my kids some sign language so they can try to communicate with the others kids when they are together. My friend does "Sign Time" with a few of the classes during the year and last year it was even an elective the kids could sign up for. Today we learned how to…
Karen Dean Covington