Our Pre-K teacher just told me this morning that tomorrow she will be getting a new
student who is deaf.
It is our understanding that this child has cochlear implants, but refuses to wear
/ use them.
This is a new class within our building this year and, so far, the teacher has been
pretty much re-inventing the wheel. Now this. Does anyone have a suggestion for
her regarding activities that all students might relate to that her deaf student
could also benefit from? Any suggestions for a professional text that might be of
help to this teacher? The PreK class is pretty much self-contained, so our other
area teachers will not encounter this new little one. However, I would love ideas
that might work in the library, as I see these kids weekly. Any suggestions?
My colleague is at her wit's end and I'd love to offer her some support for her new
student.
If you have any brainstorms, please reply to me off the list. In advance, thank
you!
Patrice Huckaby, media specialist
South Central Elementary School
6595 E. Highway 11 SE
Elizabeth, Indiana 47117
812-969-2973, x7101
HuckabyP@shcsc.k12.in.us
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