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Interpreting, Deaf Education, and Advocacy Services, B.S.
Explain the basic educational and clinical concepts relative to definitions, characteristics, identification, and diagnosis of students with who are D/deaf or hard of hearing.
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bachelor’s degree in a number of programs. Options include the American Sign Language-English Interpretation program, a joint initiative between LaGuardia and SUNY an American Sign …
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– Introduction to Deaf Studies, DSDE 1377 – Introduction to Deaf Education, and DSDE 1378 - Introduction to Interpreting). Choosing early will help students track more quickly toward …
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