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Ho Ho Huh? Tips for Surviving the Holidays

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Teresa Kazemir

January 2011 Contributed by Lorna Irwin, Idaho H&V You’ve done whatever you need to do to give your deaf or hard of hearing child access to communication at  home through amplification, creating a good listening environment and/or employing some form … Continue reading →

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The “Daily Draw”

Posted on April 27, 2010 by Amy Ho

From the age of two, children use spontaneous drawing as a language medium but the potential becomes real only if adult care-givers take an interest by motivating themes. We believe that most children are still innocently deprived of drawing as … Continue reading →

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Signing Course First in North America

Posted on April 25, 2010 by Amy Ho

Story by Jennifer Moreau, The Burnaby Now The Burnaby school district launched North America’s first online American Sign Language course last month. “It’s about access, it’s about bridging cultures, all cultures of the world,” said Karen Taylor, the administrator for the … Continue reading →

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