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Objective

Explore Web Resources that can be used to enhance the education of learners with hearing loss who receive Itinerant Services.

Note - This page used to feature freeware and shareware software programs. Because it has become difficult or impossible for most teachers to install any software programs on their work computers we've decided to feature web-based resources that teachers could access (depending on firewalls) from any computer.

Content Information

Visit some of our feature sections to see the resources organized by Kay Ezzell and featured in issues of Tech Notes.

Teacher Resources

  • Classroom tools: worksheet making sites, lesson plans, reference and resource sites, and more!
  • Sites organized by Subject Area
  • Sites organized by Theme

Technology Resources

  • Websites with tutorials for using technology
  • Websites to support many specific software programs and other technologies, like digital white boards and cameras

Literacy Resources

  • This area offers a list of software programs and websites that support each of the Five Areas of Reading Development and the same resources for Writing as well

Monthly Resources

  • This area has resources sorted by month - featuring specific holiday resources and other event or topic associated with specific months

Collaboration Activity

Option 1 - Use one or more of the resources listed above. Share your thoughts about some you found useful. Discuss how you think students would benefit from some that you enjoyed.

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