Deaf Success for Fall Semester: Guide for High Schools

Educational and transition planning for deaf students requires a flexible, positive approach, now more than ever. NDC has answered many FAQs about how to find needed resources to support transition, what programs are available in different states, and how to meet legal obligations — even if students are not in the school building every day.

Key Strategies

Make Transition Planning Intentional


Ensure Online Learning is Accessible

 

 
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Text: Strategy to Avoid. Do not rely on auto captions for your classroom materials. Their high error rate does not provide equitable access. A teal border and lime green magnifying glass are visible on the image.

Prioritize Family Engagement


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Topic(s): Transition
Type of Resource: Guides

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