Peer relationships for students with disabilities
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Oct 27, 2007
OK I am hoping that maybe someone else will find this site
that is also Deaf and teaching hearing students.
I am getting very frustrated with the hearing students I
am teaching. They get mad that I can't hear them so don;t
respond when they call my name over and over and over
again. I have told them I am Deaf but due to excellent
oral skills they do not believe me and are constantly
doing things to try and prove I can hear them and getting
mad beacuse I don;t respond when they talk to me when I am
not looking at them.
Is this happening to anyone else?
Any ideas??????
Seana
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>> Is this happening to anyone else?
You may try this. Buy (or get donated from a local factory)
the foam ear protectors. Have them put them in their ears and
see how well they can understand their friends by speech
reading and hand motions. Make it a fun thing.