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Primary. It attracted well over 100 participants for each of the four Saturday
mornings it ran. Its success was a fantastic team effort resulting from a
strong set of agreed expectations, team production of many new illustrated
signs, and training of trainers in new sign vocabulary and teaching skills.
Our team had over 20 deaf sign language instructors/assistant instructors. Many hearing staff, classmates, relatives and deaf students themselves testified to more effective teaching/social relationships.
A police officer and girl guide leader (circled) came because they support isolated deaf We put up a sign-language display in the school compound which students studied!
Our team had over 20 deaf sign language instructors/assistant instructors. Many hearing staff, classmates, relatives and deaf students themselves testified to more effective teaching/social relationships.
A police officer and girl guide leader (circled) came because they support isolated deaf We put up a sign-language display in the school compound which students studied!
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