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New School Year – A Quick Reference List

If you’re a parent or teacher with a deaf child starting a new school year, here’s a quick reference list that might answer some of your questions. Hearing Assistance Entitlements Educational Supports in Ireland Advocating For Your Child’s Service Provision The Visiting Teacher Service: Background Details The Effective Use of IEPs in Irish Classrooms What

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13 years ago 2 Comments Hearingassembly, assistance, bilateral, class, classmates, classroom, communication, deaf, deafness, discuss, discussion, education, hearing, IEP, inclusive, lesson, lessons, of, one, open, parent, parents, plan, plans, remedial, resource, room, school, side, SNA, SNAs, staff, support, teacher, teacher of the deaf, teachers, unilateral, visiting teacher for the deaf, visiting teacher of the deaf

Delivering On-The-Spot Deaf Awareness Training

Ireland has about 880,000 people with hearing issues (deafened, and deaf), while about 1,077 people who use ISL are in the signing Deaf community, at 0.1% (zero point one per cent) of the total population. During a recent chat in a Dublin hotel, two of the Sound Advice team were interrupted by an academic. He

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14 years ago Captions, Education, Hearingaccessibility, accessible, aware, awareness, awkward, business, communication, concept, correct, cringe, deaf, deafness, diversity, education, embarrass, embarrassed, embarrassing, inclusion, Ireland, irish, label, labels, learn, learning, lifelong, native, offend, offensive, politically, politically correct, population, sign, speech, teachers, term, terminology, terms, train, training, uncomfortable, words, workplace

What To Do If Your Child’s Support Hours Are Cut

The parent of a deaf student emailed IDK. Her child’s secondary-school teaching support hours were cut during Transition Year, when the regional SENO said this was not the case. A deadlock had resulted, so our advice was sought. Here’s what we suggested. Get a statement of resource teaching &/or SNA hours at the start. All

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14 years ago 3 Comments Hearingaccessible, assistant, coaching, community, cuts, deafness, DES, education, English, family, HSE, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, irish, learn, learning, literacy, local, mainstream, NCCE, NCSE, needs, parent, parents, preschool, regional, resource, school, schools, SEN, SENO, sensory, sign, SNA, special, speech, student, students, support, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, training, tuition, tutoring, volunteer

SNA Provision: The DES Value For Money Review

NOTE: Digital hearing-devices are available earlier, to many pupils and students since this post was written in 2011. Some are accessing sound from infancy with actual independence and self-directed learning in their classrooms. The Special Needs Assistant (SNA) scheme in schools in Ireland was assessed in value-for-money terms by the Department of Education and Skills

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14 years ago 4 Comments Captions, Education, Hearing, Language Development, Smartphonesaccessibility, accessible, book, books, child, children, cochlear, communication, concept, family, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, irish, ISL, language, mainstream, parent, parents, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, sign, social, speech, student, students, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, training, visual, words

The Effective Use Of IEPs In Irish Classrooms

Individual Education Plans (IEPs) are not mandatory in schools in Ireland, but give a practical way to structure and document a child’s learning progress. Parents & educators will use web-based tools for regular, collaborative contact and record-keeping. Try this formal IEP Checklist for a child in mainstream education. Building An Individual Education Plan When devising an

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14 years ago 2 Comments Captions, Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccessibility, accessible, book, books, child, children, cochlear, communication, concept, family, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, irish, ISL, language, mainstream, parent, parents, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, sign, social, speech, student, students, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, training, visual, words

Educational Supports Ensure A Diverse Workforce

Dublin’s Southside People newspaper (July 6th edition) mentions how a young deaf pupil at a Dublin school is at risk of losing her classroom SNA (special needs assistant), if the current SNA-funding crisis is not resolved. Parents’ pain at special needs education cuts This Wednesday (July 13th), the Dail Technical Committee is meeting to dedicate their

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14 years ago 1 Comment Hearingaccess, accessibility, accessible, advice, assistive, committee, concept, consulting, dail, diverse, diversity, employers, employment, group, HR, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, kildare street, learn, learning, march, parent, parents, portfolio, protest, read, recruiter, recruitment, resource teacher, school, schools, skill set, skills, SLT, SNA, students, support, supports, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching assistant, technical, technology, workplace

Clarke School 'Maps' Changes In Deaf Education

For Sale: an Olympic-size swimming pool, six brick buildings, playing fields, a garage and a steam heating system as the Clarke School for Hearing and Speech in Massachusetts downsizes its campus after 144 years in existence. Historic Northampton School Campus Is For Sale Originally known as The Clarke School for the Deaf in Northampton (MA),

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14 years ago 2 Comments Hearingaccess, accessibility, awareness, books, changes, cochlear, communication, concept, curriculum, deaf, education, expertise, freelance, inclusion, inclusive, insights, itinerant, knowledge, language, learn, learning, literacy, schools, sign, social, speech, students, teachers, training

Listening And Speaking: A Link To Reading/Writing?

“Whether parents choose sign language, speech facilitated by implants or some combination, deaf children are exposed to language earlier than ever” Implants help deaf children learn language from listening A key message in this 4-page piece is, language is the vital focus for deaf children and can be acquired in different ways. One view is

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14 years ago 5 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, auditory-verbal, book, books, child, children, cochlear, communication, creche, deaf, deaf children talk, deaf education in Ireland, deafness, education, family, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, language, learn, learning, listen, listening, literacy, LSL, mainstream, parent, parents, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, siblings, social, speech, spoken, spoken language, talk, talking, teachers, technology, therapy, verbal, words

Parent Involvement In Child Education Is Essential

The parents of children who’re deaf need to be involved with their child’s education, at home and at school. Parent input to child education is cited by educators as one of the best ways to improve outcomes for all children and notably if other family members are involved. Statistically, educational attainment rises when parents participate in

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14 years ago 3 Comments Education, Hearing, Language Developmentaccess, accessibility, accessible, Australia, book, books, CAP, child, children, Classroom Access Project, cochlear, communication, concept, education, family, hearing, inclusion, inclusive, Ireland, learn, learning, literacy, mainstream, new, new parent, parent, parents, preschool, read, reading, school, schools, sign, social, speech, student, students, support, teach, teacher, teachers, teaching, technology, training, UDL, Universal Design for Learning, visual, words

Leaving Certificate English Website, By A Teacher

When taking state examinations, deaf students often wonder if they are “on the right track” in giving examiners what is needed to gain exam points. Here’s a website by a teacher of Leaving Cert English, with advice. Reading these points with a parent or teacher may be beneficial to deaf students. Leaving Certificate English – Help

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