A new platform is working to increase STEM literacy among deaf and hard of hearing students. It’s called ASL Aspire, and it uses games to teach STEM skills in American Sign Language.

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Aundrea Walker at Faith Academy in Mobile is teaching geometry to her students. She’s highly qualified, and she can prove it. “Pythagorean theorem, sign, cosign, ...

Backed by the New Orleans-based technology group NOAI, an engineering teacher at Franklin High School convened a team of ...

Director Thadd Krueger is working with ASL consultant Ruthie Jordan to put on the production as part of ImaginASL Performing ...

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A student paramedic who helped organise basic sign language training for hundreds of future NHS workers has said it is "absolutely essential". Daniel Hunt, 38, from Keynsham, set up the deaf awareness ...

The state's top social services administrator says it's crucial that recipients understand the deadlines for applications.