Deaf Students Belonging

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Children should also be able to identify with people within the deaf community, and through that, they will develop a strong sense of language and heritage along with a feeling of belonging
Research finds that deaf students usually neglected by their hearing peers and who have a low friendship level in the the classroo

Hearing children could believe that because the parents spend more time with the deaf child, the deaf child is the favorite (Kashyap, 1986).
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Deaf parents should be focused on ensuring that their kid is uncovered inside and out conceivable to …show more content…

Cohen et. Al. 1992, Harris et al., 1997)

Item 12 Children should also be able to identify with people within the deaf community, and through that, they will develop a strong sense of language and heritage along with a feeling of belonging Children must need to be oriented about the deaf people in our community for the reason that they also have the right to be engage in the society.
Bat-Chava (1993).

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‘’I would probably advise a regular classroom teacher to consult with the teacher of the deaf, who probably has the primary information about the student. I do think that it’s very important that the regular classroom teacher knows, what are the child’s interests? Is the child interested in sports, what types of activities does the family do, because that way, you could make some real life connections and lessons to what the child is interested in, and therefore, it’s going, the information, the heavy academic information is going to be more accessible to them, and more to

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