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Listening for Context Clues

Low prep activities for TODs and SLPs to work on listening for context clues wit DHH students while simultaneously strengthening auditory skills.

LanguageCarly PaulesJune 28, 2023

How to Plan and Teach Idioms

Idioms can be a challenging type of figurative language for any student. DHH students often need explicit instruction to learn these skills. I developed these language units to help teachers and speech therapists easily plan, teach, practice, and asses their students figurative language skills.

LanguageDeannaMarch 14, 2023

Here's How to Teach Multiple Meaning Words Using 4 Easy Strategies

Ideas for teaching multiple meaning words in hearing and speech therapy. Here’s how to teach multiple meaning words using 4 easy strategies!

LanguageDeannaNovember 20, 2020strategies, language Comment

Distance Learning Resources for Teachers of the Deaf

Distance learning is the new reality for teachers across the country. Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing are working hard to make digital online learning accessible to students with hearing loss. Here is a list of everything I am using to teach my students remotely.

Listening, Language, Self-AdvocacyDeannaApril 8, 2020Distance Learning, itinerant teacherComment