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Supporting Deaf Students With Autism After High School

Apr 7, 2014 | General Educators, Parents and Families, Service Providers, Teachers of the Deaf |

Dr. Christina Yuknis, and Dr. Raschelle Theoharis of Gallaudet University have written this article about transition planning. As youth prepare to leave high school and enter college or the workforce, it is an exciting and stressful time for parents.  This is...

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