We all know that Australians who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing experience significant challenges with their mental health. Why? Please take a moment to complete our survey; together, we can uncover the reasons behind these challenges. #deakin
Survey link:
https://t.co/rlLVqarScS
@campbellclaret This magnificent gum tree lives in the middle of a primary school in the northern suburbs of Melbourne. It's older than the contentious arrival of Captain Cook to the shores of Australia in 1770.
What an expressive duo!
I’ve often written here about language development. But words are only part of the complex human communication system your baby is working to unlock.
Indeed, it is fascinating to watch how babies incorporate tone of voice and gesture as resources within their growing toolboxes, even as they are still learning to speak conventionally.
Watch how this little one reflects mom’s enthusiastic style, using facial expressions, head shakes, and gesture to participate in this amazing “serve and return” conversation - all in the service of connecting and sharing meaning.
Just think of all babies learn within the first year. It’s truly staggering.
(I love too, the short intermissions in their conversation as baby takes time out to admire the pair on camera - before launching right back into their chat.)
🎥 via BilimleKalin on X
“The planes bomb us. We are deaf so it scares us. There is no one to help us and [we] cannot hear.”
Ahmed Abu Odeh and his wife Walaa are both deaf. The couple and their children are trying to survive Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.
This is a really good article with tons of content on the positive uses of ChatGPT in the classroom -> ChatGPT with My Students https://t.co/xNts2oS68p #ChatGPT#EdTech#K12#Education
What’s better than a fun filled Friday night to end the week? Sleeping in Saturday and then heading to Mr. Boogieman Bar, 160 Hoddle St, Abbortsford this Saturday night 5th May, from 7pm.
With friends #suburbanprophets#thedeadpharoahs#themeeseeksband