Self-Advocacy — Blog — Listening Fun

Progress monitoring can be challenging for self-advocacy goals. Self-advocacy skills may be practiced in individual sessions but are most important in the classroom and in social settings. I have developed these progress monitoring rubrics to help quantify these skills and show progress over time.

Self-AdvocacyDeannaJune 13, 2022self-advocacy, progress monitoring, data

Teaching Parts of the Ear: Why and How

Teaching students with hearing loss about the parts of their ear helps them understand their hearing loss. A solid understanding of hearing loss helps students build the confidence they need to advocate for themselves in school and beyond.

Self-AdvocacyDeannaFebruary 17, 2021parts of the earComment

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