Tuesday, October 11, 2011. And we are back! I kind of abandoned this blog when we put Short Stuff into the state deaf school here. But now that we are into the 2011-2012 school year we are back into homeschooling and I felt a renewed desire to work on this blog again. So for starters I would like to fill in where we left off. But doing that, I have discovered how poorly I sign after two years of not much practice. And I have discovered how little she really understands. She is a great actor! Ok, moving o.

Factors to consider when deciding to homeschool a deaf or hard of hearing child. A resource guide to issues specific to educating deaf or hard of hearing children. Tips and resources for getting started with homeschooling. Finding emotional and social support. A state-by-state guide to laws, including laws specific to special education, support groups and homeschooling resources. Celebrations and rituals in family life. Since then the site h.

Knows and cherishes the Deaf community. Explores the needs of the community and ways to address them. Identifies trends that affect the community such as audism, activism, and re-framing. Realizes a better future for our community, the world and ourselves. Invests in the community through annual funding of community projects such as grants. The play, Deafhood Monologues being presented via theater venues. Deafhood classes and workshops being offered.

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