JamielaIsmail
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Teacher
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Q:
How can one determine how much a hearing impaired child has learned? He does not use any sign language. He nods his head for everything.
Special needs
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Learning issues and special needs, Special needs
> 60 days ago
What the Expert Says:
Additional Answers (1)
The best way to confirm comprehension is to ask the child to tell you about the day's lesson. For example, "Please tell me two things we talked about during Social Studies." Or "Please tell me what your homework assignment is for tonight."
Never, ever ask if the child heard you. Most school kids in the mainstream are not deaf. They hear. They miss parts of spoken language. The question is did they hear accurately?
Never, ever ask if the child heard you. Most school kids in the mainstream are not deaf. They hear. They miss parts of spoken language. The question is did they hear accurately?
> 60 days ago
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