Hannah Malzadeh

Teacher of the Deaf

Course

0.05

ASHA CEUs taught

About

Hannah received her Masters in Deaf Education from Boston University. She is ABA certified and is attending Northeastern University seeking her Doctorate in Teaching & Learning with a focus in DeafDisabled assessments (Spring 2026). She is certified as a Teacher of the Deaf, English as a Second Language, Severe Disabilities. Hannah has worked with students with various disabilities ages 3-22. She has enjoyed working with AAC devices to adjust them to be accessible for Deaf/HH individuals for school, on the job, and at home. Hannah is employed by Boston Public Schools, Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. She will be receiving honorariums for this presentation with AbleNet, Inc.

Courses by Hannah

Deaf and Hard of HearingOn Demand

AAC Adaptations for DeafDisabled Students

This presentation explores the vital role of AAC in empowering DeafDisabled individuals. We'll define key terms, discuss ethical considerations, and examine spoken language-based AAC programs. Highlighting ASL as a distinct language, we'll brainstorm ways to integrate its rich features into AAC. Real-world examples will showcase Deaf-friendly AAC solutions that enhance communication, independence, and inclusion.

Anna Stansky Murphy, Hannah MalzadehSpeech Language Pathologist

30 Minutes0.05 ASHA CEUs