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Four Important Considerations for Educating Children With Special Needs
Texas parent, Jim Kennedy, recently published an article about Considerations for Educating Children with Special Needs.
Video: Socializing with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
As a teenager who is the only hard of hearing student at his school, Orren demonstrates ways classmates can help combat loneliness in mainstream settings.
The Silent Garden – Revised Third Edition
This completely revised third edition is a must-have resource that will help parents of deaf children navigate the complex and unique challenges they face. Accessible, practical, and, above all, open-minded, The Silent Garden educates parents quickly and thoroughly about the many conflicting points of view on what is best for their deaf children.
High Expectations
High Expectations, a families perspective on having a Deaf child.
Hands Land: ASL Rhymes and Rhythms
New ASL Rhymes and Rhythms video
Parent Child Interaction Therapy
Gallaudet now offers Parent Child Interaction Therapy
Should All Deaf Children Learn Sign Language?
The benefits of learning sign language clearly outweigh the risks. For parents and families who are willing and able, this approach seems clearly preferable to an approach that focuses solely on oral communication.
Clerc Center Releases Classroom Interpreting Guides
The Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center has released five Classroom Interpreting Guides. A Guide has been written for Students, Parent, Teachers and Interpreters. The Guide for students offers several strategies that students can use to help them learn and...
New Transition Tool for Students – Map It
Pepnet 2 has released the new, online, interactive program Map It: What Comes Next. This program was designed to meet the needs of students who are deaf or hard of hearing as they transition to work, college, or training programs. Map It is comprised of three...
2015 ASDC Booklet Now Available
The 2015 ASDC Information Booklet is now available