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Supporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss
Follow Me (2)Tampa - FL - United States
Member since: 4 years ago
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CCSS
Speaking & Listening
Language
Reading
Instructional Strategies - Word Relationships
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The ability to form contextual relationships is a challenge for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. Instruction in building relationships between words, concepts, and feelings is essential. It
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supports memory, word retrieval, and reading fluency. See BUNDLE at S0XTEA0815.
Instructional Strategies - Use of Comparison
$ 295
Use these fillable worksheets to help students for comprehension, comparison, teaching similies, new vocabulary, figurative language and idioms. See BUNDLE at S0XTEA0815.
Instructional Strategies - In the Mind's Eye-Visual Organizers
$ 195
Nonlinguistic representation to support learning. Teach in ways to help students visually process information. Using graphic organizers, physical models, pictures, and kinesthetic activities. Include
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s fillable forms and ideas for sensory activities. See BUNDLE at S0XTEA0815.
Instructional Strategies BUNDLE
$ 795
This bundle of instructional stategies includes information and activties for using prior knowledge, cooperative learning, goal setting, key information, effort v. practice, comparison, and visual org
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anizers. 71 pages. Use with all ability levels.
Literacy Instruction - Hierarchy
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Information includes the hierarchy of skills and where instruction may need to be adjusted based on the student's current level of understanding.
Listening Fatigue and Unilateral Hearing Loss
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Students with hearing loss experience listening fatigue, but this phenomenon has not been researched. A description of what listening fatigue in students can look like, strategies to mediate its impac
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t, and a call to action for IEP teams are discussed.
Conclusions of the OCHL Study
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Students who are hard of hearing are underrepresented in the research. The Outcomes of Children with Hearing Loss (OCHL) was a longitudinal study of more than 300 children. This article contains 10 ke
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y conclusions learned from this study specifically for students with lesser degrees of hearing loss.
Alternate Reading Assessment for Students who are DHH +
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Current legal mandates call for all students to reach proficiency as measured through state reading assessments. While reading has long been an area of emphasis in DHH education, meeting this mandate
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is even more challenging when students with hearing loss have additional disabilities. This article summarizes results of an investigation of alternate reading assessments for students who are DHH+ and offers strategies for moving the needle toward improved assessment data.
Using Language Samples to Improve Teaching
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Standardized tests alone can miss vital language deficits in students who are DHH. This article uses current research to propose a common procedure for using language samples to assess and inform the
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teaching of language for students with hearing loss.
Noise Levels in Kindergarten & Early Elementary Classrooms
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Today's classrooms are more active and often more noisy than ever before. This article revisits the topic of classroom acoustics, both for push-in and pull-out settings for students who are DHH using
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recent data from the Center on Literacy and Deafness (CLAD).
Supporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss
Member since: 4 years ago
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Items soldSupporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss is a website with an umbrella of resources to support teachers of the deaf/hard of hearing and other educators and families to enhance the future success of children who are hard of hearing, deaf, and Deaf.
CONTACT US / Questions?
Our mission is to improve the futures of children with hearing loss. Visit the SSCHL Home Page Contact the SSCHL TEAM Phone: 888-963-8991 YES – we love Purchase Orders! FAX your PO to:480-393-4331. 
You MUST include an email contact and phone number on your PO. Some of our products are downloadable only and delivered via email. Not including an email address will prevent delivery. You can fax POs or email scanned purchase orders to: orders@success4kidswhl.com
Mailing Address: Remit payments to:Success for Children with Hearing Loss12094 Anderson Rd/Suite 347 Tampa, FL 33625
Other business issues contact: Karen L. Anderson, Director, Supporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss, 1775 Garland Lane N., Plymouth, MN 55447 USA. SSCHL is a registered business in MN. karen@success4kidswhl.com
You MUST include an email contact and phone number on your PO. Some of our products are downloadable only and delivered via email. Not including an email address will prevent delivery. Mailing Address: Remit payments to:Success for Children with Hearing Loss
12094 Anderson Rd/Suite 347
Tampa, FL 33625
Need a W-9 or Vendor Information?
A current W-9 form can be downloaded here: SSCHL 2020 W-9 Form. The W-9 form reflects the Minnesota business address, not the Florida shipping and remit address. Need to set up SSCHL as a vendor? Please send a request to questions@success4kidswhl.com. Dun & Bradstreet # 080590521. In 2017 Supporting Success is an S-Corporation (EIN 81-320-3727).
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Only residents of Minnesota will be charged sales tax during online sales. If you are a tax exempt Minnesota school please use the coupon code MINNESOTASCHOOL to waive this tax fee. It is unlawful for Minnesota residents who are not tax exempt to use this coupon code to prevent payment of sales tax.
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