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Not grade specific american sign language resources for staff and administrators
Back to School Starter Pack for TODs | Beginning of the Year BUNDLE | Deaf Ed
Welcome back to school with confidence and ease with our comprehensive Beginning of the Year, Back-to-School Starter Pack, crafted especially for dedicated educators like you. This all-in-one resource bundle is carefully designed to help you create a positive, organized, and engaging learning environment from day one. Set the stage for a successful school year with a range of essential tools and activities that will make your back-to-school preparation a breeze!
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Describing Hearing Loss/DHH Terms | CONSULT RESOURCE | Deaf Education
This handout goes over the description of a students’ hearing loss. Usually the format is “bilateral profound sensorineural hearing loss.” But what does that mean to a professional that doesn’t work with the Deaf? Nothing. Use this to break down the jargon commonly used by audiological professionals. Also included is a handout about the terms to use (and not use) to reference the student with hearing loss. This includes Big D Deaf, little d deaf, hard of hearing and hearing loss. Use this resour
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Emergency Drills and DHH Students | IN SERVICE RESOURCE | Deaf Education
Sometimes DHH students get lost or forgotten about during schools’ emergency drills. In this handout, you’ll find ways to make sure you and your DHH student are prepared and giving them the best accessibility possible. Some of these tips include developing a communication plan/visual alerts, giving the student written instructions or tactile cues, assigning buddies and more!Use this in an in-service/consult to inform teachers about the effects of allergy season and how it will affect them.
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Best Practices for using an ASL Interpreter | INSERVICE RESOURCE | Deaf Ed
Building a relationship with interpreters and using them correctly and appropriately in a mainstream educational setting can sometimes be a challenge. This handout goes over SOME of the very many things that should be kept in mind when beginning to work with an interpreting team. Tips included focus on engaging the student, giving the interpreter extra time to process and translate the information as well as developing a rapport and making sure they have enough time before material is given to s
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Deaf Identity Powerpoint
This brief presentation was made by myself (a CODA- Child of Deaf Adults & ToD-Teacher of the Deaf) to introduce my deaf students to the idea of what a Deaf identity could possibly mean for them. The powerpoint includes art by people within the Deaf Community and videos of d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing people sharing their experiences in society. This presentation may also be helpful for parents who are new to the idea of Deaf Culture as well as administrators with d/Deaf students in their scho
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Sports Accessibility and Coaching DHH Students | IN SERVICE RESOURCE | Deaf Ed
This handout goes over the topics to keep in mind for Deaf/Hard ofHearing students when they play sports. This can be used forconsulting with gym teachers and/or coaches. It covers topics suchas communication, equipment, safety, environment accessibility and teamwork.Use this in an in-service/consult to inform teachers about the effects of allergy season and how it will affect them.
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Motivational Back to School Water Bottle Labels All Grades Editable Wrappers ASL
Step back into the world of learning with an innovative twist that sparks excitement: Sign Language water bottle labels with editable wrappers. What better way to create a fantastic welcome back to school than a first-day celebration for all grade levels and meet-the-teacher nights as we usher in a new school year? These unique labels bridge communication gaps by featuring inspiring phrases and Sign Language, fostering inclusivity and awareness among students, teachers, and parents alike. The ed
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Deaf Awareness Poster
Deaf Awareness Posters for Students | Posters | Printables | HandoutsHave you wondered how to communicate with a deaf person? These Deaf Awareness Posters show nine practical ways to help someone who is Deaf or hard of hearing. These posters promote inclusivity by allowing anyone of any age to communicate with a Deaf person in many ways. Sharing with others is especially important during deaf awareness month and at deaf events. Awareness for Deaf Students:Posters like 9 Ways to Communicate are
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How to Work With a Sign Language Interpreter
Revised version of 'How to Work With a Sign Language Interpreter.' Includes tips for classroom teachers with Deaf and Hard of Hearing students requiring the service of a sign language interpreter. Included another copy with black text on white background. Copyright © 2023 DHH Support by Elizabeth MaytonFor individual use only.
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ASL Signs for School
American Sign Language
SIGNS FOR SCHOOL
by Elaine Ernst Schneider, author of Taking Hearing Impairment to School
This is a wonderful guidebook for teachers, aides, parents, and workers who are not ASL proficient and need to be able to sign some everyday school phrases such as these:
Good morning.
Nice to see you.
Sit down please.
Announcement time.
Let's learn something new. Study groups!
Time for lunch.
See you tomorrow.
Seventeen pages and 46 phrases with hand drawn illustrations and word
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Hearing Loss Handout
This is an excellent resource for families of children with hearing loss/deafness. Really great for families that are new to this world. Gives basic information on what it is and how to get into intervention.
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You've Got This POSTER
Don’t worry! You can do it! You’ve got this! An encouraging piece of art – it’s a confidence builder.
Download and print. Hang it today!
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Also included in: 8+ Preschool and Kindergarten Math Lessons Bundle #1
ASL "Yes, You Can" POSTER
This fabulous poster is bright and happy, with a most encouraging message! The hands sign "CAN" as the balloons soar in celebration.
Downloadable poster. You print.
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What's in a Name?
ASL sign for "name". Focuses on good citizenship by answering the question: What's in a name? Your reputation! Your name is what you make it.
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Practice Makes Perfect! POSTER
What began as a simple drawing of the ASL sign for "PRACTICE" became a colorful painting that encourages the student to work toward a goal. We've all heard it before: Practice makes perfect! N0w it's more than words we hear - we can sign it and see it!! DOWNLOADABLE POSTER!
Key Words: asl, american, sign, language, practice, practice makes perfect, poster, painting, print, eloise, elaine, ernst, schneider,education, signer, interpreter, bold color, colorful, classroom, poster, homeschool, drawi
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Why Learn Sign Language
Why learn to sign? Well, that one is easy: because I can't hear you. What I think is worth it. Learn to communicate with me. Learn to sign. ASL ART. American Sign Language Art.
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Classroom Management-Levels of Warning
Make classroom management simple by implementing the levels of warnings.
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American Sign Language - Finger-Spelling Quiz
This quiz will help your students test their finger-spelling receptive language skills. This quiz consist of five [5] short phrases with one finger-spelled word. The student must determine what the finger-spelled word is. GOOD LUCK!!!
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The Role of an Itinerant Teacher - Infographic
A simple infographic that explains the role of an itinerant teacher of the Deaf/HH.More like this at www.modalmath.com/resource-library
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