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Celebrate Summer Reading! Join us at one of our events across the city for some fun in the sun. Bring your own blanket and snacks and we'll provide the entertainment! Special guests include Mr. Bond's Science Guys, Rachel Rodriguez, the balloon art of Scott Tripp, and more! It starts from 10 am to 12 pm with interpreters provided! We have light snacks, water, sunscreen, and lots of free books and other goodies to give away.
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Celebrate Summer Reading! Join us at one of our events across the city for some fun in the sun. Bring your own blanket and snacks and we'll provide the entertainment! Special guests include Mr. Bond's Science Guys, Rachel Rodriguez, the balloon art of Scott Tripp, and more! It starts from 10 am to 12 pm with interpreters provided! We have light snacks, water, sunscreen, and lots of free books and other goodies to give away.
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Families are faced with all sorts of new challenges and situations that they don't know how to handle. Frequently they turn to well-meaning friends or the internet for answers. Unfortunately, these sources don't always have the best or correct answers. It is best to turn to some one who has the right answers. Elder Law of Middle Tennessee will be available to share information on planning for your future, powers of attorney, living wills, caring for adults and children with special needs, and how you can use technology in this process.
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Topic: Bimodal Bilingualism - Natalie's Story
Contact/Information for ZOOM ---> REGISTER MEETING LINK
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Please check the website link for further information on Registration, Schedule, Hotel, COVID-19 Protocol, Volunteering, Exhibits, and more!
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Presented by: Marianne Huish, M.Ed.
Learning Objectives:
Supporting Children in Extra-Curricular Activities is intended to support parents and caregivers of children who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing as they engage in extra-curricular activities…
· What does the environment look like (is it a dance studio? A soccer field?)
· What are common vocabulary words used in the activity (e.g. soccer: kleets, soccer ball, net, goal, positions of team members) and how can I help preteach important words and terms to my child?
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This is a learning opportunity provided by TSD Outreach Servcies for families with children identified with hearing loss/hearing concerns and professionals who serve them.
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This training is offered to professionals in the Southeast Region (including AL, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, and TN) who meet specific eligibility qualifications and who are interested in providing VCSL assessments to young signing DHH children in their home states, so if you are aware of any other individuals in the Southeastern region, feel free to send this flyer to them as well!
Qualifications & Criteria
In order to qualify for the VCSL Evaluator Training, applicants must provide evidence of the following:
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Presented by: Lauri Nelson, Ph.D.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
1. Discuss strategies to help parents use rich and meaningful language activities within their daily routines.
2. Identify and discuss parents’ impact on promoting their child’s curiosity and creative thinking through children’s literature.
3. Discuss the use of experience books and story boards to promote literacy development.
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Visit www.ASLasl.com and click on the "Enroll Here" tab to see dates/times/fees.
Registration closes September 5, 2021.