Teacher of the deaf

Jokes, sarcasm, idioms, and slang are all important for kids to feel like they're part of a social group. As speech language pathologists, teachers of the deaf and special educators, we need to be teaching our deaf and hard of hearing students this figurative language. Learn why it's so important to teach these phrases explicitly and systematically. #speechtherapy #figurativelanguage #socialskills #deafeducation

For most parents or caregivers, we know what our children want without them having to speak. For many children, just a glance can say it all! However, we need to create these communication opportunities at home so that we can improve their communication outside the home. Here are five ways to create these communication opportunities at home

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In Deaf culture, "D", "d", and "d/Deaf" are extremely significant. They all have their unique meanings and here is how they are being used within the Deaf community.

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 hated playing in school, I always messed up when I was trying to play that game.…

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This t-shirt is everything you've dreamed of and has a lovely simple and sweet design, but don't be fooled it packs a punch 🥊 with a very powerful message, that is very important and close to my heart. Sign Language SHOULD be taught in schools and we need to keep spreading awareness about the importance of Sign Language education. We passionately believe that learning this universal language benefits not only the Deaf and hard of hearing but enriches the lives of all. Let's bridge the gap…