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on hand to help run the session. Do not stand with light or the sun behind you, so player can see your face properly. Position yourself so deaf people can see your face and lips. Be expressive and use body language. Provide a pad and pen to write things down during a session if needs be. Or you can use modern such as a tablet or Deafness is a hidden disability and it is easy to forget that a person might have additional requirements. Make sure there is plenty of space for drills to take place as deaf players can’t hear balls or other players coming near them. Use visual aids wherever possible to drills and practices. Be patient and, if you are having difficulty try another approach, e.g. rephrase, gesture, write down, draw. It can be more difficult for a deaf person to socialise and develop confidence, due to difficulties. Ensure deaf players are involved in all activities, Ensure you have a in the event of a fire alarm, for e.g. raising both arms or flashing lights. technology