Fatigue Survey
Parent – General
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P1G) Does your child prefer online classes or in-person classes? Choose one only.
Online
In-person
Hybrid (a mix of online and in-person) classes
Does not seem to have a preference
Has never done online classes
I don’t know
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P2G) Do you notice differences in how exhausted your child is when participating in online vs in-person classes?
More exhausted when participating in online classes
Less exhausted when participating in online classes
Don’t notice any differences in their exhaustion levels
I don’t know
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P3G) What differences has your child identified to you? Choose all that apply. Online is less exhausting because of:
Increased screen time
More distractions (Example: pop-ups on the browsers, people and pets)
Inadequate learning environment (Example: glare from window, lighting)
Problems with technology (Example: small screens, internet speed)
Reduced interactions with peers
Other
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P4G) What differences has your child identified to you? Choose all that apply. Online is less exhausting because of:
More control of noise in the environment (Example: high-quality microphones, headphones and camera)
Fewer morning tasks (Example: transportation, preparation before the class)
The option to learn at their own pace (Example: recording the sessions, time of day)
Reduced interactions with peers
Other
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P5G) What advice do you have for the teaching team to help minimize exhaustion? Choose all that apply.
Provide Deaf/Hard of Hearing friendly materials (Example: videos with accurate captions, introduction to the lessons beforehand)
Allow body or brain breaks (Example: shutting eyes, leaving the class)
Use assistive technology correctly (Example: muting/unmuting FM system when needed)
Make sure the environment is Deaf/Hard of Hearing friendly (Example: lighting, seating, minimizing background noise in the classroom, repeating what is said)
Regular check-ins/reminders with students
Raise awareness among teachers and peers about the experiences of being D/HH
Seek out professional development opportunities and resources
Other
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