NCPAD:Fun and Leisure: Parks and Recreation

A woman walks to the front of the room and begins to communicate in American Sign Language. The hearing participants look at each other in confusion. Worry is displayed on each person's face as they wonder how will they understand the information presented in the class.

For many people with visual, auditory or cognitive impairments, this scenario can be a daily event. Effective communication is essential for an individual to be able to participate and benefit in programs and activities.

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Fun and Leisure: Parks and Recreation - Effective Communication

Introduction to Effective Communication in Parks and Recreation