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Teens can’t communicate with deaf peers

Three quarters of teenagers say they do not know how to communicate with their deaf peers, according to a new survey by the National...

School closure prompts charity donations

Trustees of Ovingdean Hall School for deaf children, which closed 18 months ago, have been using the proceeds from the sale of the school’s...

Inspectors give good report to Doncaster Deaf School

Doncaster School for the Deaf has received a “good” report for its children’s home in a recent Ofsted inspection. The report points to the home’s...

Sign of the times

Should deaf communication be reserved for the deaf, or can we all benefit from learning sign language? Jim Edwards explores a bottom-up approach to deaf education

Transition guide for deaf teenagers

A new guide for professionals, aimed at smoothing the transition of deaf children from children’s to adult audiology services, has been published by the...

Schools are failing deaf children

Nearly two thirds of deaf children do not have a basic understanding of maths and English when they leave primary school. Key Stage Two...

Nominations sought for deaf parenting lifetime award

The search is on to find suitable candidates for the 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Deaf Parenting UK. The charity is celebrating its tenth...

BSL assessments: a sign of things to come

Vital changes may be on the way for the assessment of language and thinking development for children who use British Sign Language, says Gary Morgan

Book Reviews

Neurodiversity and Education

The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...

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