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Stephen F. Austin State University College of Education Department of Human Services Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program American Sign Language III SPH 477.020 Fall 2018 Instructor: Scott Whitney *Office:

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1. Start by gathering all necessary information about the individual who is deaf or hard of hearing
2. Begin by filling out the personal information section, including the individual's name, date of birth, and contact information
3. Next, provide details about the individual's hearing loss, including any medical diagnoses or hearing aids they use
4. Fill out any additional sections or questionnaires specific to the purpose of the form, such as educational history or communication preferences
5. Review the completed form for accuracy and legibility before submitting it
6. Follow any additional instructions provided with the form regarding submission or documentation requirements

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1. Deaf and hard of hearing individuals may need various accommodations and services to ensure effective communication and participation in different settings.
2. Examples of people who may benefit from deaf and hard of hearing assistance include:
3. - Students in educational settings, such as schools or colleges, who may require sign language interpretation, captioning, or assistive listening devices
4. - Employees in the workplace who may need accommodations like captioning, sign language interpretation, or visual alerting systems
5. - Patients in healthcare facilities who may require communication support through interpreters, amplification devices, or assistive technology
6. - Individuals attending public events, conferences, or meetings who may benefit from real-time captioning or sign language interpretation
7. - People in emergency situations who may require visual alerts or communication devices designed for people with hearing loss
8. These are just a few examples, but there are many other individuals who may benefit from deaf and hard of hearing accommodations depending on their specific needs and circumstances.

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