This educational resource pack includes visual, tactile, and auditory prompts.                           

Students who are hard of hearing may use speech, lip-reading, hearing aids, and/or amplification systems to enhance oral communication. Headphones with Bluetooth compatibility can also improve their mobility. However, it helps to use visual aids whenever possible, including captioned versions of videos and films. Also, provide unfamiliar vocabulary in written form, on the blackboard, or handout.                                                                                                              

Here are hard of hearing teaching strategies:       

• Accessibility suggestions: Go to your device “Settings” where you can adjust the screen’s: brightness and color, size of text, resolution, connect to wireless display, and adjust the sound.
• This educational resource pack includes visual, tactile audio, and color-coding enhancements.
• To save ink and paper, an application like Google Classroom could be utilized.
• This educational resource pack requires scissors, glue, a ruler, and a pencil.  
• Hard of Hearing Text Exemplar: An original story with a math lesson, “Wendy the Blind Witch.” 
• The imagery of muffin pans and tennis balls (to replicate the braille alphabet) and auditory prompts applied.  
• Fill in the Blanks Tests with Answers Key; 
• ESSA -Well -Rounded concept:  Reading, Writing, Literature, and Math
• “Wendy the Blind Witch”  Guided Writing Practice (Key Words model) including touch correct braille letter/number or recite correct answers.
• Teachers can use completed worksheets or videos of student reactions as proof of completion.  
• Red print relates to notes for the teacher, parent, or self-instruction. 
• The purchase of tennis balls and muffin pans are needed to replicate braille.
• Certificate of Achievement is available for students that finish the resource pack satisfactorily.