communication access Archives

April 18, 2018

Published by markbarnard at April 18, 2018

How to overcome some of the emotional and societal costs of hearing loss

Living with any disability comes with a particular set of challenges, many of which are immediately obvious. It also comes with costs and challenges, that are not so obvious. Here […]

January 15, 2018

Tips for Group Conversations with Hearing Loss

Published by Karen Putz at January 15, 2018

Never Mind: How to Handle Communication in Groups

When I was growing up hard of hearing, I dreaded group conversations. I could handle things pretty well in elementary school, but when it came to middle school and high […]

August 7, 2017

Published by Karen Putz at August 7, 2017

Studying with Hearing Loss: Why Communication Access Matters

Deaf and hard of hearing students are missing chunks of information from their instruction and educational experience. Here's how to help:

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