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Originally Posted by GarnetTigerMom
Public schools not so bad, since i did well with an interpreter. But the problem with public schools or mainstream schools is that hearing teachers were not educated enough about how to commuicate with young kids and teenagers with their disablities and commuications. But I tell you one thing good about it because they don't make me go far behind with the education level as a deaf school would. It all denpend on where you to school. I have seen and been around deaf schools education programs is not that great. Sorry to say that most deaf schools don't always follow the same educations level as normal hearing students have. :-)
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That problem is becoming old news. I work for a deaf school and we use the public school's curriculm. I am teaching exactly what teachers are teaching hearing students with little modifications to make it more visual so the deaf children have full access to language and the curriculm content.