This course explores inclusive education and how to support Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and deafblind (DHHDB) students in mainstream learning environments. It moves from foundational concepts and policies to student experiences, classroom strategies, and collaborative supports. Learners will examine key areas such as communication, participation, and environmental access, while building practical approaches that reflect the diverse needs of students across different stages of development.
ELIGIBILITY: If you are an APSEA staff member or an eligible educator within Atlantic Canada, this course will be automatically added to your account when you sign in with a recognized email address. If you are not eligible for automatic enrollment, you are welcome to purchase the course through 258HUB.
Total Video Runtime: 35 minutes
Estimated Completion Time: 45 minutes
Estimated completion times include watching videos, reviewing course materials, and completing activities and quizzes. Actual completion times may vary depending on individual learning pace.
This professional development series was developed by Deaf Services Canada for the Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority (APSEA).
