Learning to Drive When You’re Deaf or Hard of Hearing
There's a popular misconception that you can't drive if you're deaf. Where in fact, being able to hear is a very small part of driving. Deaf people are legally allowed to drive and there
There's a popular misconception that you can't drive if you're deaf. Where in fact, being able to hear is a very small part of driving. Deaf people are legally allowed to drive and there
Life is difficult as a teen. It's harder if you feel different. Being the only deaf kid at school (or one of a few deaf kids at school) means you need to self-advocate a
Where do you sit in this debate? Some people believe that deafness is a disability, while others argue that it is not. There are logical opinions on each side, and everyone interacts with their
Fiction can be an excellent way for teens to explore issues close to their heart, especially when you find a protagonist that you really connect with. It's an added bonus when it brings awareness
Are you being bullied because you're deaf? Do you need to deal with bullies frequently in school? Bullying is frustrating and hurtful, and it can easily make you feel alone. On top of dealing
Spreading deaf awareness and explaining different types of hearing loss can feel like two steps forward, one step back when there is so much misunderstanding amongst the general public. If you're a deaf
There are four types of hearing loss. Auditory Conductive Sensorineural Mixed We're going to take a look at each type and what it means for a teenager challenged with it. First, we're going to
It isn't your imagination: being a teen is hard. You're learning new things academically and socially, while also trying to figure out who you are as a person. Being deaf can make an
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