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Hearing Households, Deaf Children

Your bright-eyed boy is ready for Kindergarten, or is he? His elder sister was enrolled easily with a quick meeting and a few signatures. Now you get to learn about accommodations, IEPs, and the differing perspectives on how best to educate your deaf or hard-of-hearing child.

Hearing Households, Deaf Babies

The exploration begins immediately: Ten fingers, check. Ten toes? Check.
Then comes the hard news, most parts in working order. The choice between leaning into technology’s promise to bring this child into the hearing world, or studying a new language to join this child in the world that would be theirs is not easy.

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Voice to Sign Software?

There is a very good reason you cannot find a voice-to-sign software – none exists. English is very linear, whereas sign language is multi-dimensional, where emphasis, punctuation, and more is reflected in facial features and body language.

The Invisible Nation

Our Ministry Associate was interviewed recently for the Manna Bites podcast by Landon DeCrastos, pastor of Fisher’s Point Community Church in Fishers, Indiana. Here are some notes on the information presented. “How many deaf people are there?” is a basic question, easy to ask but difficult to answer. It depends on who you ask and …

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