Suitable for Primary or Secondary students Delivered by The course will be delivered by a Deaf Instructor accompanied by a BSL interpreter The course will be delivered alongside the teacher/teaching assistant Date/s, and The course will be delivered in a school over six sessions of up to one hour venue each Dates will be negotiated with individual schools Cost £235 for whole course plus travelling costs travelling costs will be determined – based on actual distance and time taken between school and Margaret Macmillan Tower Deaf and Hearing Impaired Training Course Outlines Title Conductive Hearing Loss and Its Implications Description of training Content: 70-80% of children will experience at one episode of conductive hearing loss for example glue ear. This course will explain the nature of a conductive loss, its implications for language development and learning, signs that a child may have a hearing loss and strategies for addressing this type of loss in school. Outcomes: Equip staff with the knowledge and skills to meet the needs of children with a conductive loss in schools. Most children with a temporary conductive loss will not be referred to a teaching support service. Suitable for Mainstream SENCOs, Teachers Delivered by Teacher of the Deaf Date/s, times and Wednesday 11 October 2017 venue 0900-1230 View Room, Margaret Macmillan Refreshments Refreshments are included with drinks on arrival and mid-morning Cost £55 per person Deaf and Hearing Impaired Training Course Outlines
Suitable for Primary or Secondary students Delivered by The course will be delivered by a Deaf Instructor accompanied by a BSL interpreter The course will be delivered alongside the teacher/teaching assistant Date/s, and venue The course will be delivered in a school over six sessions of up to one hour each Dates will be negotiated with individual schools Cost £235 for whole course plus travelling costs – travelling costs will be determined based on actual distance and time taken between school and Margaret Macmillan Tower Deaf and Hearing Impaired Training Course Outlines Title Conductive Hearing Loss and Its Implications Description of training Content: 70-80% of children will experience at one episode of conductive hearing loss for example glue ear. This course will explain the nature of a conductive loss, its implications for language development and learning, signs that a child may have a hearing loss and strategies for addressing this type of loss in school. Outcomes: Equip staff with the knowledge and skills to meet the needs of children with a conductive loss in schools. Most children with a temporary conductive loss will not be referred to a teaching support service. Suitable for Mainstream SENCOs, Teachers Delivered by Teacher of the Deaf Date/s, times and venue Wednesday 11 October 2017 0900-1230 View Room, Margaret Macmillan Refreshments Refreshments are included with drinks on arrival and mid-morning Cost £55 per person Deaf and Hearing Impaired Training Course Outlines
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