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Strategies for Teaching Deaf University Students

Learn strategies for teaching and communicating with Deaf university students in the same classroom with hearing students.
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Teaching Strategies for Hearing Impaired Students

This article explains strategies for teaching Deaf university students in the same classroom with hearing students. It explains how to communicate with Deaf or hard of hearing students who lip-read well. It also explains how to work with a sign language interpreter or with a person who types captions for the Deaf person. The article guides teachers in how to enable deaf or hard of hearing students to participate effectively in small group discussions.

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  • Best for: Teacher
  • Topics: Accessibility, Alternative Teaching Methods, Deaf Education, Tertiary Education (University)
  • Countries: United States of America

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