Spotlight on Interveners Washington state currently has five nationally certified interveners working with students who are deafblind, and an estimated ten paraeducators a year receiving informal or formal training ...
OHOA online modules are a national resource designed to increase awareness, knowledge, and skills related to intervention for students (ages 3 through 21) who are deaf-blind and being served ...
Hello! The weeks of autumn have flown past, and the leaves have landed to nurture the soil for next year’s growth. We are here to nurture growth, too. Find ...
Mentoring relationships can make a huge difference in children’s lives, but identifying mentors for those with Usher syndrome can be challenging. To address this issue, NCDB, the National Deaf Center, and ...
Caregiving for a child who is deaf-blind or has another medically complex condition or disease can be both challenging and rewarding. The “Guidebook for Caregivers of Children with Rare ...
“My family is interested in learning sign language, but there is so much info out there and we don’t know where to start.” “Our child’s school team uses signs ...
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