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Being Deaf won't stop me being a Primary School Teacher
At 18 years of age Anne-Julie Pelletier-Lampert left France for London in pursuit of her ambition to become one of the few Deaf teachers that practice in the UK
An Interview with Elizabeth Bojas - Regional Teacher of the Year
Nominated by her students Elizabeth is humbled by the award and shares her love of BSL
UN Convention Education
The decisions on deaf education by this head teacher, other educationalists, policy makers and the political elite is life-limiting on these deaf youngsters.
Young Deaf BSL Teacher Zayne Thomson Brings Energy To The Classroom
Passionate about British Sign Language, this young teacher is student centric
Association of British Sign Language Teachers and Assessors
ABSLTA’s 25th anniversary saw calls for a revival of a professional focus.
Education System Suppresses Deaf Achievement
Communication barriers in school deny deaf children equality of learning
Isolating Deaf Youngsters From The Deaf Community Might Not Be In Their Best Interests
State of the art hearing aids and cochlear implants might not translate to mainstream achievements
Parenting a Deaf Child can be a Minefield
Totally reliant on the experts around us, is the advice and guidance as accurate as we need it to be
BSL - Regional Variations - Respect and Knowledge of Linguistics
Proud of my regional signing identity, it is for the Deaf Community to decide if regional variation and linguistic rules should be dropped
Preserving standards of BSL teaching is crucial
The teaching of English has not been affected by social interactions, why is BSL
