Accessible education for deaf students at college in Manila

This study evaluates accessible support services and teaching methods used with Deaf students enrolled in a college in Manila, Philippines.

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Accessibility of Deaf Education in the Mainstream Certificate Program of a Private Tertiary Educational Institution in Manila

A college in Manila, Philippines, offers a Certificate program in Food and Beverage Service that enrolls deaf students. This study evaluates accessible support services and teaching methods used with the deaf students. Eight deaf students participated in a focus group discussion during the study.

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Best for: Professional, Researcher, Teacher
Topics: Accessibility, Alternative Teaching Methods, Deaf Education, Deaf Education Research & Data, Teaching Deaf Students, Tertiary Education (University)
Countries: Philippines

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