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but you don't know me." https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/first-person/you-may-know-someone-who-is-deaf-but-you-dont-knowme/article38107467/

You would have to eventually quit when you start your practicums and student teaching. It looks like your program requires one 5 full day (half deaf ed and half ECE), one 2 day (all ECE), one 3 day (all Deaf ed), and a 9 week and 15 week placement. You can't work and do these at the same time.

It should only take an additional two years to finish your Bachelor's after your Associates. Is there a program near you?

The biggest thing you learn in undergrad and grad school is language development and the IEP process. You need to be able to use strategies to facilitate language development, especially specific language targets, with children with hearing loss. You also need to be able to take data, choose...

He needs an exam by a pediatric audiologist and to be evaluated by a speech, language pathologist. Your local school district is required to provide one if your child is delayed.

If you want to be a teacher you must have a bachelor's at a minimum. In my area, you aren't competitive without a Master's. Your program should give you a number of opportunities, through practicums and student teaching, to work with students, in a variety of settings. Have you worked with...

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I don't disagree that some people feel the way you do. Absolutely that is the case. I have never advocated for one choice over another. One path may work extremely well for one student but would cause another irreparable emotional damage. One methodology might allow one student access to the...

I am hearing, the majority of teachers are. I don't think 23 is too old at all. Do you currently have a Bachelor's degree?

I am actually a preschool teacher of the deaf, what kinds of questions do you have?

What is abusive about this?

Where is the option for "Whatever works for the child and family"?

Are you claiming that she is being given gifts or kickbacks (including stocks) by cochlear implant companies? What proof do you have of this?

In order to be a scientifically valid diagnosis, there must be criteria. Nothing you have shown me has defined language deprivation. Dysfluency is not the same as "language deprivation".

You accuse Ann Geers of getting rich off CIs. How exactly would that work? She is a scientist who works at a university. She is paid regardless of the outcomes of her research.

I never attacked you, I said that you were slandering a scientist with absolutely nothing to back up your claims.

So what is the measurement for someone to be considered language deprived? How delayed? What is the criteria? I am not saying that it isn't a term that people banter around, I am saying that there is not current criteria or measurement for that term.

Actually, all she would have to prove was that she did NOT take bribes. Libel does not have to prove intent, but only whether or not it was true.

I am not a lawyer, but here is the legal definition of libel. "to publish in print (including pictures), writing or broadcast through radio, television or film, an untruth about another which will do harm to that person or his/her reputation, by tending to bring the target into ridicule...