American Sign Language and interpreters
Some children who are deaf or hard of hearing use American Sign Language. The transition to spoken language can be difficult. Share stories and learn what to expect.
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- Step 1a: How hearing works
- Step 1b: What is a cochlear implant?
- Step 2: Working as part of a team
- Step 3a: Teaching a child with a cochlear implant
- Step 3b: Hearing and language challenges facing children with cochlear implants in mainstream classrooms
- Step 3c: Social and physical challenges facing children with cochlear implants in mainstream classrooms
- Step 3d: Social integration of a child with a cochlear implant
- Step 4: Arranging your classroom for a student with a cochlear implant
- Step 5: Review the progress of your student with a cochlear implant
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