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1.What advice and suggestions do you offer your general education colleagues, who are concerned about having children who are deaf or hard of hearing in their classrooms?

2.Directing your comments to the deaf and hard of hearing specialists, what supports do you request for the general education teachers and the students who are deaf?

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1) What advice and suggestions do you offer your general education colleagues, who are concerned about having children who are deaf or hard of hearing in their classrooms?

Due to the deaf students struggle to master language the use of visuals, manipulatives and hands on activities are very helpful for the deaf or hard of hearing student. Lessons that build upon previous lessons are useful in aiding the deaf or hard of hearing student as well as the general education teacher to see where the student needs to be re-taught and what areas the student has mastered. Having a good idea of the student's history will help build a relationship with the student and the student's parents, as well as anyone directly involved with the deaf or hard of hearing student's academic future. Perhaps the most important suggestion for ...

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