DHH Materials

Hello. Now we're going into

subbing and creating material for DHH.

So, as you can see, we are under the

DHH/audio

team drive. And this is within your

shared drives. So, I want you to see

some of the stuff in here. It's a little

bit less than the aiologist, but that's

because I tried organizing it as best as

possible. And just a reminder, if you're

unsure where things are, I made this

file, Where's Everything? And you'll be

able to click on these hyperlinks and

they will take you to the file. So, it

makes life so much easy. But let's start

with DHH materials because I want to

concentrate on what things you will be

making for the DHH.

So, as you can see, there's a couple of

things, but I want to point you in the

direction of PAR projects. I made this

as a way for a lot of DHH members to be

able to send you different things and

also they could look at other people's

projects to be inspired if they want it

or um if they are out in another school

and they needed to immediately um have

some slides or something it could be

within here so they could easily access

it. So, for example, this DHH teacher,

Kristen Henslick,

um she is someone who has given me a lot

of projects. So, I'm going to use her as

an example. And in hers, I made sure to

put finished and giving projects. So, if

she wanted to give me a project and give

examples, she could put it in here. I

save my projects and what is finished

into this. So, as you can see, these are

the things that I have created for her

as an example.

here are student services. These kind of

documents,

um,

vocabulary.

So, these are a lot of stuff that I

saved under there for them and other

teachers are able to access so that they

can have um

the ability to look over and see if the

material someone else is using could

work really well for them and their

students. And so, going back a little

bit,

let's see, let's go back to DHH

materials. There's a lot of other

different things. Um, teacher pay

teachers is a great source to be able to

find different documents on things. It

has idioms, worksheets. Uh, so if a lot

of DHH teachers are asking you for uh

like idiom stuff, you could find it or,

you know, that could be a great way for

you to look over and create your own

things for inspiration. although they'll

let you know what they're trying to

focus in on and what they need you to

make, but this is a great place to be

able to kind of find inspiration.

Um,

another thing is this is the DHH

library. It's under a lot of

construction. I've been trying to work

at it, but sadly I haven't been able to

finish it. So just see that this is um

not as updated but kind of updated to

what the inventory is. The other thing

that I want to show is the ASL

and this is important. Uh the

interpreter Donna Knight who is

absolutely wonderful. She has made um

sign language games and made videos and

they are absolutely wonderful. So, if

you need um ASL stuff, of course, go to

her because she will know ASL things,

but also there's material within here

that she has made that can help you with

your um

projects that they might give to you.

And the only other thing that I really

want to let you know about subbing is

they'll just come over to you and ask

you what day, what time uh you could be

available for a student and what um

school they're in. It's pretty easy and

uh very forward. When they give you

material, I highly recommend that you

make sure within the material, you have

a way to kind of record what you and the

student have been able to do. And if

there were any struggles or if there

were any things that the teacher would

need to know, whether it's comments that

the students have made or if the student

is struggling in certain areas, that

would be very important.

But those are all things that you would

easily be able to learn when you're out

there and doing it. But just to give you

a reference that when subbing, it's not

too difficult. Just make sure to look

over your schedule and see what time

you're available. Another great thing

you could do just as a recommendation

because a lot of DHH teachers like to

use their Outlook calendars is you can

connect your calendar with theirs and

just show when uh you're subbing for

someone because if someone else might

come in and say, "Ooh, could you sub at

this time?" and it's conflicting with

another time that you said that you

would sub for someone else. they could

see that or you could just show it to

them and they would they would

understand.

But it's a great way for you guys to be

able to communicate. So this is all that

you really need to see and know. Oh, and

just so you know, I am someone that has

kind of been flexible when it came to

materials. So, I would use either Canva,

I would use Google Slides, Google

Sheets, whatever you decide to make.

Just you do your own way. I'm going to

save material for you to be able to look

through, but just thought I'd let you

know that there are so many different

things that I have used. There is not

one wrong way. Just do what's best for

you and get feedback from them.