What are the choices for communicating with my deaf or hard-of-hearing child?
The 5 choices are: American Sign Language (ASL) Auditory Oral (AO) Auditory-Verbal (AV) Cued Speech Total Communication (TC) For detailed information, see the Communication Choices section of this website. Also, the National Resources section will provide you help at making this important decision. What are some resources that can help me choose a communication option for my child with hearing loss? Check out the Resources section of this web site to find information on national and local resources. Which communication option works best for a child with a hearing loss? All options can be successful. Choose the option that works best for your child and family. If you find one Communication Choice is not working well, choose another option. The important thing to remember is, as a well-informed parent, you know what is best for your child and family.
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