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This document provides questions to guide discussions about experiences with deafness and hearing loss. It includes prompts about the onset and cause of hearing loss, family ties and support related to deafness, experiences with speech therapy and listening devices, challenges in school, and tips for changes schools could make to improve accessibility. The goal is to better understand individual experiences and gather advice to help schools support those who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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