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Disability Awareness: Disability Etiquette (4)

  • Before speaking to a person with a hearing loss, be sure to get their attention. It’s okay to wave your hand, tap the person on the shoulder or arm, rap on the table/desk or flick the lights on and off.
  • There is a range of communication preferences and styles among people with hearing loss. If you’re not sure what to do, it’s okay to ask the person.

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