Talk:Schools for the deaf

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Possible Additions to Better This Topic

I feel like this is a significant topic that could use some added information to it.
What their school life is like?
Are there schools strictly for them or are they mixed with other students?
What does their school work entail?
Are they in school longer than regular students or for a shorter amount of time?
Are these schools common?
What are the start and end ages?
Are there colleges for the deaf as well?
Maybe find examples and state how they run their system.

Amelioa288 (talk) 20:56, 18 April 2017 (UTC)Alivia Amelio[reply]

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