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The Eyes that Hear

M. G. Hardie-Davis CBE

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M. G. Hardie-Davis CBE

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    M.G. Hardie-Davis became the first deaf headteacher to be appointed in the UK in 1992. She became a founder member of the General Teaching Council as Representative of the Disability Commission in 2000. As a result of her work in education she was honoured by the Queen with a CBE in 2007. She dedicated her career to teaching deaf children to aspire high, especially in literacy. She pioneered inclusion strategies and her proposal for a National Inclusion Strategy was published in the Journal of the British Association of Teachers of the Deaf in 2018.

    A Review by Dr Rona Tutt OBE (past President of the NAHT)
    Mabel is one of the most remarkable people I have ever had the good fortune to know. I am delighted that she has written this book, giving others the opportunity to share her unique story. Her story alone would make this an inspirational book. The fact that Mabel is also a talented writer is a real bonus. This may not be a novel, but it gives readers the same urge to turn every page before putting it down.

    ISBN : 978-1-80074-810-1

    Published: 26/09/2024

    Pages : 208

    Size : 205x140

    Imprint : Olympia Publishers

    M. G. Hardie-Davis CBE

    M.G. Hardie-Davis became the first deaf Headteacher to be appointed in the UK in 1992. She became a Founder member of the General Teaching Council as Representative of the Disability Commission in 2000. As a result of her work in education, she was Honoured by the Queen with a CBE in 2007. She dedicated her career to teaching deaf children to aspire high, especially in Literacy. She pioneered Inclusion strategies, and her proposal for a National Inclusion Strategy was published in the Journal of the British Association of Teachers of the Deaf in 2018.

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