Specialized Training Opportunities in Deaf-Blindness

       a boy with deaf-blindness interacts with a toy on his lap while his aide looks on        young girl sits in lap of adult while being read a book.                                                                    
 
Each school year the Pennsylvania Deaf-Blind Project provides specialized training through the Open Hand Open Access (OHOA) Deaf-Blind Intervener Learning Modules for teams and individuals working with students with deaf-blindness. This training year begins each September with a face-to-face “Kick Off” then utilizes the first eight modules over the course of the school year.

Click Here for the link to the informational webinar which explains our OHOA Training.
 

 
image of a woman seated across from a girl who is pouring milk into a cup.
Each school year the Pennsylvania Deaf-Blind Project provides specialized training through the Open Hand Open Access (OHOA) Deaf-Blind Intervener Learning Modules for teams and individuals working with students with deaf-blindness. This training year begins each September with a face-to-face “Kick Off” then utilizes the first eight modules over the course of the school year. 

Below is the link to the informational webinar presented in April 2018, which explains our upcoming 2018-19 OHOA Training. 
image of 2 people. It looks like someone is seated and the other person is holding on the seated persons thumbs.
http://www.pattan.net/Videos/Browse/Single/?code_name=open_hands_open_access_intervener_learni1