HEARING LOSS TIPS
Hearing loss can cause long-lasting problems for young children. Children with hearing loss can have trouble learning speech and language, doing well in school, or getting along with other children.
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It’s important to teach your child the meaning of the “question words” - who, what, where, when, and why. Practicing this will help them understand what each word is asking and give them the ability to respond appropriately. https://t.co/d2Htc4U5Ov
Ohio's History of Teaching the Deaf | Know Ohio
Sign Language has been taught in Ohio since the 1800s. We have a pretty welcoming history of teaching the deaf/hard of hearing.
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Your child starting preschool can be nerve-wracking for any parent, maybe even more so if your child has hearing loss. This video takes a closer look at tips and resources to help your child feel comfortable and confident in their new classroom.
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15 Principals for Reading to Deaf Children
BY: Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center
This article describes research-based principals and best practices for reading to deaf children.
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Whether it’s daycare, a nanny, or a relative, having someone else start to take care of your baby is a BIG step! If your little one is deaf or hard of hearing, you have a few extra things to do to make it a smooth transition.https://t.co/dSuJOV5m0p