General Disability Etiquette – Hearing Impairments
General Disability Etiquette – Hearing ImpairmentsGet their attention before speaking
Do: Gently tap the person on the shoulder, wave, or use another method to get their attention before speaking.
Don’t: Start speaking to someone without first ensuring you have their attention.
These “Think Again” reminders are courtesy of ILICIL Independent Lifestyles, Inc. in Sauk Rapids Minnesota.
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