Southeast

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Teaching Children with Hearing Loss to Listen and Talk: Developing Speech Through Audition

  • Learn how children with hearing loss develop intelligible spoken language through audition
  • Learn about the acoustic cues for speech that are available for auditory-verbal development
  • Learn auditory strategies and techniques for developmental as well as remedial instruction
  • Learn a basic hierarchy of auditory skills specific to phonetic level development
  • Examine a variety of listening activities for varying stages of development, as well as strategies for generalization of skills
  • Earn ASHA CEUs!

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Teaching Children with Hearing Loss to Listen and Talk- Auditory Activities

  • Learn how to plan effective auditory activities that make up a session.
  • Learn how to use a conversational approach in your activities.
  • Learn how to achieve multiple objectives with a single activity.
  • Learn how to set up auditory routines to focus on listening and spoken language.
  • Learn how to use different types of activities for different auditory objectives.
  • Earn ASHA CEUs!

Presenter: Pratibha Srinivasan, Au.D., CCC-A, LSLS-Cert.AVT

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Night of Praise- Chattanooga

A FREE EVENT!

A Night of Praise in American Sign Language is an evening of worship music performed by area talent to include individual and group performances by interpreters, signers, sign language/ITP students, and deaf performers to include two corporate songs.

ALL music will be from the Christian music genre (contemporary radio, worship music, and gospel hymns). This event is FAMILY friendly and is perfect for deaf and hard of hearing people and their family, friends, as well as for those who LOVE American Sign Language.

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Confident Living Program for Senior Adults who are Hard of Hearing and Blind or Visually Impaired

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Helen Keller National Center, Senior Adult Services, is pleased to announce the dates for the 2014 Confident Living Programs on

April 6-11, 2014. (Cut-off date to receive completed forms: Monday March 10.)

and

October 19-24, 2014 (Cut-off date to receive completed forms: Monday, Sept. 15.)

These one-week programs are specially designed for Senior Adults (age 55 and better), who are hard of hearing and blind or visually impaired, and do not use sign language as their primary means of communication

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Walk 4 Hearing: Chattanooga

The HLAA Walk4Hearing takes place in 21 cities nationwide. With thousands of walkers representing so many people, we are raising awareness for hearing loss.

This is a kickoff on March 29th for Chattanooga's Walk 4 Hearing.  

Attention Walkers! Remember to bring your smart phones with you to the Walk because we will be streaming live CART to web-enabled smart phones. All pre-Walk speeches will be captioned on your iPhone, BlackBerry*, or Droid.

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Deaf Emphasis- SBC Missions Conference

Michael & Ruth Douglas will present their ministry to Brazil.  

Harvest mixed DEAF choir will sign/sing!

Please bring a covered dish.