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This programme enables teachers and others working in education related fields to work more effectively with learners who are deafblind (multi-sensory impaired); while many students are practising teachers working with children, others are from further education, social services, paramedical or medical specialisms, or residential work; the programme aims to provide an understanding of the effects and implications of dual sensory impairment on development, learning, and communication, through theoretical and practical work; it will include skills in assessment, monitoring and recording, a knowledge of teaching approaches and of support systems.
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Distance course |
2 - 6 years |
You choose the days | No application date provided | This is a distance learning course | N/A |
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Taught
University of Birmingham
Teaching (General), Hearing Impaired People: Teaching, Sign Language, Social Work Specialisms, People With Disabilities (Social Work)
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2 Hotcourses user(s) found the following review helpful.There are very many enthusiastic lecturers and class teachers to help make this course interesting. the course iteself has many different modules, it has a statistic based module, a european module, "pure" maths , environmental economics, f...more
The course is easy as long as you put the work in. Lecture time is minimal, around 5 hours per week, so the majority of the work is done on your own, at home, preparing for the lectures. some basic knowledge of the subject is useful, but no...more
The course was demanding to say the least, encouraged self-study as well as attending more lectures than most courses, of which the majority were interesting and relevant to the course. I found that the lecturers were easy to approach and a...more
1 Hotcourses user(s) found the following review helpful.A well paced course with plenty of options to cater for all interests. Challenging, as you would expect, with a fantastic range of staff interests. Includes Russian language course - from non-speaker to fairly fluent reader in one year....more
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UPDATED on 08 Mar 2012: "The Multi-Sensory Impairment (Deaf-Blindness) MEd" offered in Birmingham by University of Birmingham.
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