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Service 22

Drogheda YSI Group Reaches National Showcase

In late 2010, a Young Social Innovators group in Drogheda, Co Louth, asked IDK to advise on their project. These students are now short-listed for the 10th Young Social Innovators annual showcase in Dublin on May 11, 2011. Read about the Louth students’ project >> Sixty projects were short-listed from over 350 social-action projects pitched

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14 years ago 1 Comment Hearingaccess, accessibility, action, audiology, captioning, captions, civic, deaf, dragon, entrepreneur, founder, Google, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Innovators, issues, justice, Mary Davis, mary lawlor, newborn, region, regional, schooling, schools, Sean Gallagher, service, showcase, social, society, special, students, SVP, test, young, young social innovators, YouTube, YSI

Insights To IDK Information Session (March 2011)

IDK held an information session on mainstream education on March 4th, in Dublin. The event, for parents and educators seeking insights to educational options for deaf and hard of hearing children, was both informative and reassuring. In particular, no attempt was made to enforce a specific opinion and opportunities existed for different opinions to be heard.

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14 years ago 1 Comment Education, Hearingaccessibility, accessible, books, bridge, cochlear, college, communication, concept, DARE, deaf education in Ireland, deafness, early, edco, edcodigital, event, family, inclusion, inclusive, intervention, Ireland, irish, ISL, language, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, parent, parents, preschool, read, reading, schools, service, sign, social, speech, sponsor, sponsorship, student, students, support, teach, teachers, teaching, training, university, visiting, words

IDK’s March 4th Information Session – Update

IDK is extremely grateful to everyone who contributed their knowledge, experience and services to our Mainstreaming event in Dublin on Friday, March 4th. All feedback, ideas and discussions are now being followed up. Some presentations from the day: The IDK Story – Caroline Carswell, founder of Irish Deaf Kids The Visiting Teacher Service – Claire

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14 years ago 5 Comments Hearingaccessibility, accessible, books, bridge, cochlear, college, communication, concept, DARE, deaf education in Ireland, deafness, early, edco, edcodigital, event, family, inclusion, inclusive, intervention, Ireland, irish, ISL, language, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, parent, parents, preschool, read, reading, schools, service, sign, social, speech, sponsor, sponsorship, student, students, support, teach, teachers, teaching, training, university, visiting, words

‘There Are Other Educational Choices Too’

Parents’ responses are still being received by the team here, after the recent Derek Mooney radio interview with parent Eithne Carroll and Liam O’Dwyer of the CIDP.  >> Listen to the podcast (RTE1, 2011). This email response is from Orla Sexton, a parent in Cork. Dear Derek, I refer to your recent interview with Eithne

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Audio14 years ago 4 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, child, children, choice, choices, cochlear, communication, deaf, deaf education in Ireland, deafness, department of education, education, educational, families, family, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, informed choice, Ireland, language, learning, literacy, mainstream, mooney, mother, NCSE, one-sided, option, options, parent, parents, preschool, profoundly, read, reading, representative, school, schools, service, services, supports, teacher, teachers, technology, visiting, visual, VT, VTOD, words

The Visiting Teacher Service ‘Is Often Forgotten’

Two parents share an email they sent to Derek Mooney, after he recently spoke on-air with the mother of a deaf child about her difficulty getting supports for her son. We feel the Visiting Teacher (VT) service is often forgotten and we only hear of the deaf children who are attending specialist schools, not the

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14 years ago 3 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaudiologist, community, creche, deaf education in Ireland, early, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, intervention, listening, local, loss, mainstream, playschool, preschool, primary, profound, school, schools, secondary, service, speech, support, talking, teacher, visiting, VT, years

Supported Mainstream Education Of Deaf Children

Interested in mainstream education for deaf children, from preschool stage? Want to know more about the issues, experiences and available supports? If so, IDK welcomes you to a FREE morning information session, “Choice, Options, Possibilities”, on March 4th, 2011, in Dublin city centre. The session includes presentations from: Parents of deaf children on their experiences

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14 years ago 6 Comments Captions, Education, Hearing, Language Developmentchild, children, choice, cochlear, communication, creche, daynuv.com. daynuv. visiting, deaf, deafness, education, experiences, family, free, hard, hear, hearing, home, inclusive, information, irish, ISL, issues, language, learn, learning, liaison, literacy, mainstream, morning, of, options, parent, parents, possibilities, preschool, presentations, raising, read, school, schools, service, session, social, speech, stage, student, students, support, supported, supports, teacher, teachers, training, UCC, visual, words

Supported Mainstream Education Of Deaf Children

Interested in mainstream education for deaf children? Want to know more about the issues, experiences and available supports? UPDATE: This event is postponed to the new year. If so, IDK welcomes you to a FREE morning information session, “Choice, Options, Possibilities”, on December 3rd, 2010, in Dublin city centre. The session includes presentations from: Parents

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Essential Hearing-Aid Tips For Parents And Families

Hearing-aids can be challenging for the families of children whose deafness is newly-confirmed. Parents in Ireland have stories of no-one showing them how to put hearing aids in, when the aids are first received. At this time, the last thing a family needs is a device that beeps or buzzes because it’s put on or

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14 years ago 7 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaid, aids, allergic, allergy, beep, buzz, child, children, coating, creche, deafness, device, ears, education, families, family, feedback, hear, hearing, hearing aid, hearing-aids for children, learn, listen, maintain, maintenance, mobile, moulds, noise, phone, preschool, service, sound, talk, technology, volume, whistle, whistling

Advocating For Your Child’s Service Provision

As a parent, fighting for services for your child can lead you into loops and delays. Times when you don’t have an essential letter with you for example, or a report on your child that needs forwarding after appointments. To avoid delays in service provision, you can do a few things to secure services that

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Hearing Screening For Newborns Brings Results

A pilot scheme in the UK which aims to improve service co-ordination for children with deafness, is expected to be underway by early 2010. The Local Record of Deaf Children in the UK seeks to improve services and raise awareness of the numbers of young people living with hearing loss. Information will be shared by

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15 years ago 1 Comment Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, aid, babies, baby, child, children, cochlear, communication, diction, education, friends, hearing, loss, moulds, newborn, preschool, school, schooling, screening, service, services, speech, test, testing, UNHS, voice
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