Traveling with a Child Who Is Deaf or Hard of Hearing
After a long stretch of time spent mostly at home, many families are looking forward to traveling again—whether it’s a quick weekend getaway or a long trip over the holidays. These tips are designed to ensure that children who are...
Celebrate National Literacy Month with Clarke Writing Award Winners
Not only is September the start of a new school year, it’s also National Literacy Month. Literacy is a crucial skill for children. It’s the backbone for all other learning and helps build self-confidence as children see their reading and...
Welcoming a Student with Hearing Loss to Your Classroom for the First Time?
These Tips from Educational Audiologists Can Help Students in Clarke’s K-8 Program (prior to the COVID-19 pandemic). Many mainstream educators have not taught a child who is deaf or hard of hearing and might feel daunted at the prospect of...
Kicking Off Fall Sports and Activities with Tips for Easing the Transition
Vinny, Clarke alum and high school student, is on the wrestling team where he’s made friends and built self-confidence. Read his story in sidebar. This fall, as in-person learning in schools resumes, so too will many sports and other extracurricular...
Supporting Children Emotionally as They Transition to In-Person Settings
Many children were disappointed when health precautions during the pandemic closed schools, cancelled events, paused sports and postponed social activities. But the gradual return to in-person school and events may not be universally welcomed either. For many children and their...
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Tech Tools and Apps for Improved Sound Access
For children with hearing loss, the ever-evolving technology that provides improved access to sound in the classroom—or just hanging around with friends—has been a game-changer.
Raising Awareness about Cochlear Implants with Dr. Ted Mason
As part of our effort to continue raising awareness that children who are deaf or hard of hearing can learn to listen and talk, Clarke is eager to share this helpful information about CIs from Ted.
Incorporating Learning into a Well-Earned Summer of Fun
Summer is an opportunity for students to enjoy some downtime and a necessary break. With a bit of foresight, it’s possible to enjoy a relaxing, fun summer that includes plenty of opportunities for learning.