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What: One-day special education law and advocacy programs focus on four areas:
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What: One-day special education law and advocacy programs focus on four areas:
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North Georgia Interpreters for the Deaf proudly presents: Interpreting For the Deaf Blind
Saturday, January 17, 2015 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
This FREE workshop will expose participants to best practices for tactile interpreting, low vision interpreting, and tracking interpreting. Proper ergonomics and the use of space during interpreting will be taught.
This workshop will be presented for .6 (free) CEUs (PS) and will include a working lunch.
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Register for "We're Talking Deaf Culture", a workshop sponsored by Partnership Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. The workshop will feature an interactive panel of Deaf/HH individuals in the greater Chattanooga area. Darwin Ayscue (facilitator) will ask questions that help participants see a multi-faceted view of deaf culture. Topics covered will include gender, education, race, and work experience.
Reasonable accommodations deadline is November 24th.
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FREE "Safe Awake" smoke alarms will be given to the first 75 households without an accessible alarm.
You must be a resident of Tennessee to receive an alarm.
The training will include a workshop by the TN State Fire Marshal's Office.
FREE Parking - on the street or in the lot across from Centennial Hospital. (Please do NOT park in the Blood Donor designated parking places)
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Mark your calendars for the 53rd Biennial NAD Conference on July 5-9, 2016!!
The conference will include:
- Council of Representatives
- Workshops
- NAD@Night Events
For more information go to http://nad.org/phoenixlanding/nad2016.html.
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NLTC provides specialized workshops and trainings designed to develop leadership skills for deaf and hard of hearing individuals from state associations, nonprofit organizations, business corporations, and government entities.
For more information or to register go to the conference website at http://nad.org/landing/index.html.
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Who Should Attend?
Teachers, parents and other professionals working with deaf and hard of hearing students. There will be a simultaneous Educational Interpreters Workshop offered.
Registration:
Please complete the registration and return the form provided by November 3, 2014. (Download the attached brochure)
Fees:
$35.00 except....
$20.00 for Parents of a Deaf Child
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Presenter: Roger C. Williams
Mental health interpreting has developed a “toolbox” of specialized techniques for working with the complex material inherent to that setting. These techniques can aid interpreters working in many other settings. This workshop will discuss the techniques and provide examples of how they can be used in educational, legal and general medical interpreting.