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American sign language resources for Google Apps and for parents
Back to School Night Slides or Open House Slides
Virtual Back to School Night Slideshow Presentation This all in one slideshow has everything you need to make virtual meet the teacher or back to school night a breeze. It is a Google Slides presentation, but can also be downloaded as a Powerpoint. Linkable buttons included (with a how to use!) to link to specific slides or external links!Simply add your photo and class information and you are ready to present digitally or send to your parents/families!Buttons included: (these titles can be edit
Grades:
K - 12th
Digital Ling-6 Listening Check 12 Month Tracker (EDITABLE)
Use this modern and user-friendly Ling-6 Listening Check Tracker, specially designed to support Teachers of the Deaf in keeping accurate records and fostering listening accessibility/equipment maintenance. This interactive Google Sheet is organized by month and weeks, allowing you to effortlessly monitor your students' progress in a distance learning-friendly format. Whether you're in the classroom or teaching remotely, this dynamic tool will streamline your record-keeping process and ensure co
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Not Grade Specific
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Parent Teacher Conference/Back to School Handout for Related Services|SPECIAL ED
Hand this out at your parent teacher conferences to keep families in the loop with goals, important things to remember from the IEP/504, service schedule and contact information. The sections keep things short, simple and easy to read.
Grades:
Staff
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ASL Foods
This is how I present foods to my students. You will see pictures for each food followed by a group of words. I have imbedded videos of me signing each word either for you or for students to see another person signing. There are simple chats after each group of new vocabulary for students to utilize their new vocabulary.
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Deaf and Hard of Hearing - Classroom
Answering the questions below in depth and with interactive links.Questions:Is it okay to say hearing impaired? What is the politically correct word?What type of technology does a DHH student use? What are some accommodations you might see on an IEP for a DHH student?Is sign language universal? What is a DHH (Deaf and Hard of Hearing) Teacher and what do they do? What are the roles of interpreters in schools? What are the different types of hearing loss? What can the child hear and can't hear i
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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