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what I wish I could tell other deaf educators: sincerely, a parent-infant teacher

For this post and the upcoming posts in this series, I interviewed three different parent-infant teachers currently working in the field of deaf/hard-of-hearing (DHH) education.

I asked them a series of questions, but in an effort to examine myself and my own teaching practices first, I want to begin with the question that warranted a series of responses that gave me the most pause. 

Here’s what I asked: 

What do you wish that other educators in the field knew about your journey with families that you feel often gets overlooked? 

Natalie sitting outdoors on some stairs. Arms crossed, smiling. Natalie is wearing a blue shirt, black pants, and pink shoes.

Hi there! I’m so glad you’re here. I’ve been dreaming up this online space for a while now and the fact that you’re even reading this is a sign of my dreams coming true.

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