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Love this. Wish we had something similar in Northern Indiana. Alas, we just don't have the numbers. But, for sure, Chicago does. mckinleypark.news/events/by-comm…

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'Bed shaker' alarm installed in suburban homes of deaf, hard of hearing abc7chicago.com/post/bed-shake…

“David Geeslin, the former superintendent at Indiana School for the Deaf, and others, have criticized Butler University’s new online master’s program in Deaf education. The curriculum’s focus is on oral and spoken language rather than ASL.” mirrorindy.org/butler-univers…

George has said Peppa Pig's name for the first time ever

Good morning from adorable Aston 🐶 In the early stages of his hearing dog training, he's been doing a super job working on his 'Sit' and 'Wait', perfecting those perfect puppy dog eyes, and having lots of fun posing for the camera. Keep it up Team Aston 🐾🥰

Common Phrasal Verbs 🔹Screw in = To twist something (usually round) so that it goes into place and becomes tight. Example: Make sure you screw in the light bulb tightly so it doesn’t fall out. 🔹Pull out = To remove something by pulling it away from where it is fixed or

“I'm a comic who grew up with deaf parents – here's all the good things that came of it.” express.co.uk/life-style/hea…

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Different Ways of Speaking 🔹Talk = To speak in order to give information or communicate. Example: We need to talk about your plans for the weekend. 🔹Whisper = To speak very softly so that only a few people can hear. Example: She whispered the secret in my ear. 🔹Whine =

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