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A vibrant classroom setting with Deaf students engaging with an interpreter, visually capturing elements like sign language, hearing aids, and interactive learning materials.

Understanding Deaf Education

Test your knowledge about Deaf Education with this informative quiz designed for educators, students, and anyone interested in supporting D/HH individuals. This quiz covers key concepts and responsibilities related to Deaf Education, including the roles of interpreters, ideal classroom setups, and common challenges faced by D/HH students.

Learn about the specific needs of D/HH students.
Understand the impact of hearing loss
Evaluate the role of technology in education

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by EngagingGuide432

Who are the Deaf Ed teachers on campus?

Amanda Medrano, Marybeth Foulkrod

Lauren Brank (Harris), Carolyn Guzman, Marybeth Foulkrod

Leisha Campbell, Carolyn Guzman, Lauren Harris

There aren't any

What are the responsibilities of an interpreter? (choose all that apply)

Interpret English <-> Sign Language

Provide academic support for all students in the room

Make your copies

Take notes for the students

Run errands

Provide information about student needs to Deaf Ed teachers and/or other staff, when necessary

What would an ideal classroom look like for a D/HH student?

Sitting where the board, interpreter, and teacher are all visible without turning their head

Teacher in the back, lesson projected on the board, interpreter off to the side, lights out

Teacher walking back and forth in front of the board/interpreter

Teacher at desk, lights out, lesson projected

What are some unexpected things that might confuse a D/HH student?

Multiple-meaning words

Idioms

Mumbled or rambling directions

New content without first activating prior knowledge

Talking at a normal pace, using an interpreter

An entire lecture with no visuals

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