A Guide for Parents and Educators of Deaf and Hearing Impaired Children

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Events > A Guide for Parents and Educators of Deaf and Hearing Impaired Children > Lancaster, OH > Lancaster Eagle Gazette

Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living (SOCIL) in collaboration with the Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities (OCECD) invite parents, grandparents and educators to this informative program. Certification and CEUs are available. Registration is required to attend. No childcare provided.

When: Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Category:
Seminars , Community , Health and Fitness , Community Calendar Where: Fairfield County Educational Service Center (details)
955 Liberty Drive
Lancaster, OH 43130Pricing:This is a free workshop.Phone: (740)689-1494

Neighborhood: LancasterFamily Friendly: N/AAges: 18-20 | 21-29 | 30-39 | 40-49 | 50-59 | 60 and upParking: Plenty of free parkingRegistration: 1-800-374-2806 x. 13 | online: www.ocecd.orgOrganizations: SOCIL and

OCECDSpeakers: Kim Dennison, OCECD Trainer. Kim's daughter was born profoundly deaf and later received a cochlear implant.Detailed Agenda: Kim will discuss the different types of hearing loss and how it affects an individual in their educational and social environments including: early detection screening, audiograms and technology | strategies for working with a deaf or hearing impaired child both at home and school | incorporating strategies and accommodations into the IEP.
 
Hearing Impaired....a medical standpoint. Wonder what kind of stuff will be said in this meeting. That ASL is a no-no and that for one to be successful, they must be able to hear?
 
shel90 said:
Hearing Impaired....a medical standpoint. Wonder what kind of stuff will be said in this meeting. That ASL is a no-no and that for one to be successful, they must be able to hear?
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Probably...:roll:
 
Why doesn't someone bother to go and actually find out, rather than assume? :roll:
 
Got a flight ticket for me to fly out there? I am broke. Since u instist, then pay for me to fly out there so I can judge.
 
The key word here u missed...

See my next post.

This is my experience and I know plenty about it.

Again..the key word is what?

"I wonder..."


Not "I know....."
 
The key word here u missed...

"I wonder..."

Living my life as a deaf person, I see all the medical terms being used right off the bat so experience is a powerful thing. Always people who hold a strong medical view on deafness tend to see ASL as a last resort. Always. Unless, of course, your experience was the total opposite..that those who have a strong medical viewpoint reccomends ASL along with AVT and CIs. *shrug*
 
shel90 said:
The key word here u missed...

"I wonder..."

Living my life as a deaf person, I see all the medical terms being used right off the bat so experience is a powerful thing. Always people who hold a strong medical view on deafness tend to see ASL as a last resort. Always. Unless, of course, your experience was the total opposite..that those who have a strong medical viewpoint reccomends ASL along with AVT and CIs. *shrug*
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You say things like "medical view" and I have no idea what that means. People who advocate for CI's and spoken language have the view that deaf children can not hear, which is true. The devices help them access the language of the majority.
 
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