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Hi I'm Angela,

I have hearing loss and auditory processing issues. I work in Education as a 1-1 Teaching Assistant in a Mainstream School. The child I work with is non-verbal and communicates using a mix of SSE, BSL and a Speech Device. The child's communicative preference is Sign Language and he is learning BSL. I have a  Certificate in SSE, but I have always wanted to learn BSL since I was a little girl, I had a dream of being a Teacher of The Deaf (please correct me if I have phrased this in an incorrect way). I have trained as a Primary School Teacher, I am longing to learn BSL so I can realise my dream, so I have taken the first step by learning Introductory BSL online. Thank you, Angela.

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