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    One of the noticeable things about white German Shepherd Dogs are their beautifully erect ears. It is not surprising that these alert and keen ears make them great watchdogs. By the age of 20 weeks onward‚ their floppy ears are expected to become erect as the cartilage in the ears grow harder. However‚ if this fails to happen during this time frame‚ you may have to consider taping the ears of your dog. . Besides a White German Shepherd’s tendency to shed‚ it does not take a lot to maintain them

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    Difference of a 504 Plan vs. IEP Throughout my career‚ many people have used the term 504 and IEP interchangeably‚ almost as if they are the same. They are not. Though they both can help your child learn better in school‚ I wanted to take this time to share with you some key differences. 504 Plans 504 plans offer accommodations (i.e. extended time‚ filled in notes‚ breaks etc…) to students in the general education classroom. These students need accommodations to help them access the curriculum

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    audience is laughing so the judge assumes he is being rude and sends him to the pillory for an extra hour. Evidence that supports this claim is when Hugo wrote‚ “But‚ first of all‚ as we have already observed‚ Master Florian did not care to have his deafness noticed. Secondly‚ he was so stone deaf that he did not hear one word that the clerk

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    comforts that prevented him from laying violent hands on himself. (Mai‚ 2007) While reading his words‚ one shall find that it was his art that was his companion in his meanderings through field and forest‚ to the experience the solitude to which his deafness condemned him. (Sanborn‚ 2015) The theories of Nature and Art were intimately bound up in his mind. His lofty and idealistic conception of art led him to proclaim the purity of his goddess with the fiery zeal of a priestly fanatic. Every form of

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    adopted his middle name ‘Graham’ at the age of 11‚ out of admiration for a family friend called Alexander Graham. Bell was given the nickname "the father of the deaf" because both his mother and wife were deaf and he hoped to eliminate hereditary deafness and this was ironic because he was trying to do/be the opposite and help the deaf‚ not be "the father of the deaf". Bell and his parents immigrated to Canada in 1870 where they settled at Brantford and in the following year before he began his

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    of the notes Werke.Seine his only opera "Fidelio" in 1805 garnered more bad reviews‚ nine years later‚ she was hailed by the Viennese public Beethoven was a big problem for his hearing‚ which began at the age of 27 years and led to his complete deafness of 48 years. But he nevertheless wrote more and more‚ although he himself could no longer hear his late works‚ including the famous "Symphony No. 9". On 26 Beethoven died in March 1827 at the age of 56 after a long illness with liver cirrhosis. How

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    before age 20 years ‚pigmentary retinopathy and progressive external ophthalmoplegia (PEO) 1‚2‚3 The other clinical features that accompany with this syndrome include Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) protein elevation or cerebellar ataxia‚ dementia‚ deafness‚ proximal myopathy‚ short stature furthermore endocrine disorders such as diabetes mellitus‚ thyroid dysfunctions‚ Addison’s disease and hyperparathyroidism. 4 A 17-year-old male came for his regular ophthalmic and general health checkup with

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    vision‚ and abnormal muscle tone (stiff or floppiness). When a child has Canavan‚ it seems to just get worse over time. They cannot crawl‚ walk‚ sit‚ or talk. After a while seizures can occur‚ becoming paralyzed‚ developmentally slow‚ blindness‚ deafness‚ and trouble swallowing. These symptoms start happening when the infant is 3-9 months old. Most children do not make it past 10. There is no cure for Canavan disease‚ but there are treatments to help it. A mutation of a gene is the reason for

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    both won their battle with the English language and enjoyed a freedom beyond any dream either of them could have ever imagined Both Helen Keller and Malcolm X had hurdles in their lives to overcome in order to obtain an education. While Keller’s deafness and blindness may seem to be a more difficult obstacle to overcome; being in prison‚ having little resources and no teacher can be just as tough. . I am sure in Malcolm X’s mind he might as well have been deaf and blind when he first began his journey

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    Marlee Matlin Leadership

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    confidence to and shown them that deaf people can do everything that hearing people can do‚ except hear. Matlin played a role that brought out her comedic side in her‚ she said: “This role let me put out the funny side of me. There’s nothing in it about deafness‚ It just happens that I am deaf. It’s time for me to explore something different.” Matlin later on played a role as a deaf counselor in a tv show with other deaf actors. The hearing actors on the show also learned sign language because one of the

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