Showing posts with label sign language. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sign language. Show all posts

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Sally-Jayne Braisby

Sally-Jayne Braisby

Sally-Jayne Braisby, England, Foundation, Primary, Adult, MFL, Maths, English, SEN

Freelance MFL teacher, tutor, HE Lecturer; English & Maths KS2 tutor; supply/PPA teacher. Interest in dyslexia. Learning BSL. Love children's books & writing.

SJB Teaching
A mixture of:
  • ideas I have tried successfully for teaching maths and English to children with special needs (dyslexia, hearing impairment)
  • ideas for teaching languages in the classroom that I have tried or picked up from other people
  • cultural elements for MFL teaching (eg Christmas around the world)
  • personal experiences of resources I have found good and not so good
  • personal experiences of being self-employed as a teacher

Theme: adult, british, sign language, BSL, dyslexia, education, english, french, german, grammar, kinesthetic, KS1, KS2, KS3, languages, learning, maths, mfl, numeracy, reading, self-employed, spain, spanish, teaching, tuition, tutor, visual writing

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Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Danielle Migler

Danielle Migler

Danielle Migler, USA, Primary

Danielle is a teacher for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing at a residential school. She works with students in grades Kindergarten through fifth. Danielle is fluent in American Sign Language. Most of her students claim ASL as their native language, and so learn English as their second language.

Dare to be Deaf-erent
Tips, tricks, successes, failures, issues, and the occasional rant from the deaf classroom---most of which is applicable in general education.

Theme: deaf, elementary, ELL, ESL, sign language, residential, K-5, assistive technology

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