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Helping deaf pupils to learn

Ian Noon outlines the role of Teachers of the Deaf in supporting pupils with hearing impairments

Hearing solutions

Catherine Routley examines the dilemmas facing teachers who support pupils with auditory processing disorder

Hearing, learning and Down’s syndrome

Stuart Mills looks at the effects of hearing impairment on children with Down’s syndrome, and what teachers can do to help

Deaf children slip further behind in GCSEs

Only just over a third of deaf children (36.3 per cent) in England have left secondary school having hit national GCSE benchmarks, according to...

Making the change

How can we support young people with complex needs to make a positive transition? Fiona Minion and Beverley Samways explain all

Signs of the times

Users of British Sign Language (BSL) are being faced with unprecedented change in their language BSL is a rich, naturally evolving language, where the signs...

Sound advice

Antonette Burns and Mary Gordon provide a practical guide to helping pupils with hearing impairments in the classroom

Shortage of BSL courses putting deaf people at risk

A national charity is calling for more education providers to offer British Sign Language (BSL) courses, following recent reports that a London hospital failed...

Give us a sign!

Jon Hickman explores the benefits of using BSL with all pupils

Deafness and sexual health

Jessica Parsons examines how hearing impairment can affect the reproductive decisions young people make

Book Reviews

Teaching Dyslexic Students: Theory and Practice

Lynn Lovell is head of Professional Practice at the British Dyslexia Association. She has completed an MA in Specific Learning Difficulties with a focus...

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