A Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI) or (DI): Facilitates...

A Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI) or (DI): Facilitates communication between the hearing interpreter and the Deaf client because the hearing interpreter often is not as familiar with specific language and cultural nuances as CDIs are. Is only used in emergency situations because CDIs are fast responders due to their enhanced eye perception and multitasking skills. Knows how to work with Deaf people because they have received intensive training in Deaf people, their languages, their histories, and their cultures. Replaces a hearing interpreter and makes communication much clearer and more effective between the hearing person and the Deaf person.

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00:01 According to idea 2004, deafness is defined as a hearing impairment that is so severe that the child is impaired in processing linguistic information through hearing with or without amplification.

00:20 This definition does not specifically mention a person's level of computational skills.

00:29 Therefore, it can be argued that the definition of deafness in idea should not include a person's level of computational skills as it focuses primarily on the impairment in processing linguistic information through hearing.

00:50 10.

00:52 A.

00:54 Acquired hearing loss refers to the hearing loss that occurs after birth, usually as a result of illness, injury, or exposure to loud noise.

01:12 Congenital hearing loss, on the other hand, refers to the hearing loss that is present at birth or is acquired during pregnancy.

01:25 B.

01:26 Approximately 50 % of children with hearing loss are caused by genetic factors.

01:36 13.

01:37 Two roles of classroom teacher is identifying children with possible hearing loss are 1.

01:48 Observing and documenting any signs or behaviors that may indicate a hearing loss such as difficulty following instructions, not responding to sounds, or frequently asking for repetition.

02:11 2.

02:13 Collaborating with other professionals such as speech language pathologists or audiologists to conduct screening or assessment to determine if a child has a hearing loss.

02:34 3.

02:38 Reading levels and hearing limitations are related to the ability to process and understanding auditory information.

02:52 A person with hearing limitations may struggle with phonological awareness which is crucial for reading development...

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