2019 Spring Family Camp
WSDS in collaboration with The Center on Childhood Deafness and Hearing Loss (CDHL), sponsors an annual weekend for families with children and teens who are deaf/hard of hearing. Families stay in cabins at the
2019 Deaf Fiesta
Come and enjoy a day of fun and learning for Spanish-speaking parents of deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) children. Child care & activities are available for all ages. HIGHLIGHTS: ⇒ Opportunities for Spanish-speaking parents
2018-2019 Professional Development from CDHL
Registration is now open for the following workshops: 2018-2019 Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA) - Workshop Video Series In this series: ⇒ October 6, 2018 - How Do I Interpret In Math Class ⇒
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Understanding Educational Supports for DHH Children
Washington Hands & Voices is pleased to offer this one day event geared towards parents, professionals, and community members who work with Deaf/Hard of Hearing students to help them achieve their fullest potential. Topics covered:
Washington Hands & Voices – Webinars for Families
The Safety and Success of Our Children - Parents as Observers, Teachers and Lookouts Presented by Harold Johnson PhD. March 13, 2019 Noon - 1pm This webinar will share information, strategies and resources for parents
The Importance of Collaboration Within Your Child’s Team
For families of Deaf/Hard of Hearing and DeafBlind Children Washington Hands & Voices is pleased to host a one hour webinar focused on information and strategies that support parent confidence when collaborating with your
PAVE Parent Events
Connect with PAVE events and trainings throughout the year - click this link to go to their event calendar
eLearning for Educators
eLearning for Educators offers online courses designed for busy K-12 educators working with students with disabilities. The courses are: Accessible anytime, anywhere. Available continuously. Available to all educators. Delivered 100% online. Accepted by OSPI
Educating Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing: A Guide for Professionals in General Education Settings
This online training offers three-modules that are designed to equip general education professionals (grades K-12) with the knowledge and skills they need for working with deaf and hard of hearing students in the classroom
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