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Classroom Labels with American Sign Language for DHH/Special Education Classroom
This resource includes 43 uniquely designed classroom labels, featuring both English vocabulary, simple images to support comprehension, and the corresponding American Sign Language (ASL) associated with the English term. Each label is carefully designed to aid students in learning ASL alongside English vocabulary, fostering inclusivity and accessibility in your educational commuity. Display them prominently to facilitate seamless communication and understanding among all learners. This resour
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American Sign Language
Your Ticket to Communication
Classroom poster to keep students using the target language. There are 8 tips for students. Post on the front board, place in powerpoints or rules and expectation handouts. Use in any way you feel comfortable communicating to students about staying in the target language.
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American Sign Language, World Languages
I have a Deaf/HOH students in my classroom, now what? Handbook
This handbook is created by me based on my teaching experience along with some personal tips as a Deaf person. A lot of teachers have no idea what to do when they receive a new that they will have a Deaf or Hard of Hearing student coming into their classroom. But the teacher have no idea where to start and where to receive information. A basic information that you will need to understand and be able to use it in your classroom. Understanding the audiogram, language access, how to make accommoda
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American Sign Language
Working with ASL Interpreters: Editable In-Service Handout
Working with ASL Interpreters: Editable In-Service HandoutOftentimes, educational staff lack the necessary knowledge to effectively work with ASL interpreters in the classroom. For higher student outcomes, staff must understand best practices to ensure equitable access to classroom instruction. This 1-page in-service handout provides a succinct overview of how to effectively work alongside interpreters. Available in color and grayscale, this document is 100% customizable for your organization's
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American Sign Language, Informational Text, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: Deaf Education: Roles & Responsibilities In-Service Handouts [BUNDLE]
Deaf Education Caseload Binder-Editable
**Update- created this as an editable file** Do you struggle finding special education caseload binder that fits for the needs of our Deaf/HOH children? Me too! I created a caseload binder for you to add information that fits your needs. It holds all the information I need access to daily on my Deaf /Hard of Hearing students. I refer to it daily when lesson planning, during meetings, and when I am surprised by a parent phone call/visit about a student. This binder is a great resource to have
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American Sign Language
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