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By Marion Reader, Infant-Toddler Classroom Teacher Written in response to the Mill Neck International article, Deaf children need sign language, with or without cochlear implants. As more and more hearing educators and families learn more about deafness, Deaf Culture (lowercase d “deaf” implies medical deafness, capital D “Deaf” signals Deaf Culture and whose within it), […]