(a) to provide clear and consistent access to sensory information
(b) to facilitate the development and use of communication
(c) to support social interactions
Today I was able to get a small glimpse of just how challenging and rewarding this job will be! I'm excited because I get to attend trainings and conferences all over the state of Utah. Also, an additional benefit was that I found out that I received a nice raise even before I began! Can it get any better than that!?!
Check out this music video, the song was written for deaf/blind triplets. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrlHSD9nATg
4 comments:
Carissa, that sounds like such a cool job! That will be super rewarding! Congratulations!
P.S. I have a blog as well... http://kyleandrenaehill.blogspot.com/
That is SO exciting about your job. I still love asl and it'd be fun to get a job doing something wiht it. Keep up the awesome work and the blogging!
Oh that is awesome! I didn't know that was what your job entailed. I was thinking about you and Nicole in my Primary the other day because most of the songs have sign language with them, and I remembered how I was always in awe of how fast you too would sign to one another! Good luck with it. And congrats on the early raise!
I am so excited for you! How is everything going? I have been meaning to call you and catch up on everything. When would a good time be?
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