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LAST CALL: CLOSING DATE 18 OCTOBER 2017 Course run by specialist staff from the Sensory Service, Support Team for Deaf Children
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Title
Supporting Deaf and Hearing Impaired Children in Primary School
Description of training
Content: understanding hearing loss, implications for communication, language and learning, hearing aids and other assistive devices, pupil and parent perspectives, strategies for supporting learning in school, identifying problems and advice on steps to take.
Outcomes: equip teaching assistants with the knowledge and skills to meet the needs of the deaf/hearing impaired children they support.
Suitable for
Teaching Assistants currently involved with children with permanent hearing loss
Delivered by
Teacher of the Deaf with input from other specialist colleagues
Date/s, times and venue
The course will run over two half-day sessions:
Tuesday 7 November 2017
0900-1200 hours
and
Tuesday 28 November 2017
1300-1600 hours
View Room, Margaret Macmillan Tower
To book by 20 October 2017
Refreshments
Refreshments are included with drinks on arrival and mid-morning or mid-afternoon
Price
£110 per person
Published: 13/10/2017 Audience: Teaching Assistants currently involved with children with permanent hearing loss Contact: Tracey Wright
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