What Makes AIS Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Exceptional? We are professionals that are:
prepared to meet the academic and communication needs of all individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing in their preferred communication modality ranging from auditory-oral to sign language users.
proficient in teaching and supporting the development of academic skills across the curriculum and understand the importance of incorporating language development in a holistic approach.
team players that work collaboratively with school staff and families to meet the academic, social and emotional needs of students
supported by Service Coordinators that have extensive experience in teaching, interpreting and provision of audiology serves
continue to increase our knowledge of research and best practices in the field by attending training opportunities offered through AIS and other resources.
What are our roles in your school?
To manage the deaf and hard of hearing needs of students including their academic, audiological and interpreting needs
To meet the needs of students as specified by the IEP through individualized, collaborative and/or consultative instruction
To provide training and support to school staff and families
To provide assessment and support the further advancement of academic, auditory, speech, language, social/emotional, and self-advocacy skills of each individual student
Continuously monitor overall service provision for best practices for student success and cost efficiency for the school division
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100 England St. Ashland, VA 23005 Phone: (804) 368-8475 FAX: (804)-368-8467
