2018 ASDC Conference Registration Now Open
Registration is now available for the 2018 ASDC Conference. The conference will be held June 21 – 23, 2018.
Looking for an Audiologist?
The American Academy of Audiology is the world’s largest professional organization of, by, and for audiologists. Search their database of over 12,000 audiologists to find one near you. http://memberportal.audiology.org/Directories/Find-an-Audiologist?protected=false
2018 Roy Holcomb Distinguished Presenter Announced!
2018 Roy Holcomb Distinguished Presenter Announced!
Hearing Aid Donation Program
Hearing aid donation program
Congratulations to ASDC Board Member Gina A. Oliva
Gallaudet University announced the appointment of two new members of its Board of Trustees: Dr. Philip P. Kerstetter, PhD ’85, and Dr. Gina A. Oliva, G-’77. Gina Oliva was nominated to the Board by the Gallaudet University Alumni Association, replacing Dr. Harvey...
Language Learning Through the Eye and Ear Webcast
This webcast will give early interventionists a foundational knowledge to engage in dialogue with parents and professionals about the neurolinguistic benefits of early exposure to visual language for all babies.
Support ASDC by purchasing items from the Piper Lou Collection
Piper Lou Creations sales benefit ASDC!
A Guide for Interpreters Working with Students who use Cochlear Implants
A Guide for Interpreters Working with Students who use Cochlear Implants
Students with Cochlear Implants – Guidelines for Educational Program Planning
Students with Cochlear Implants – Guidelines for Educational Program Planning
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.
ASDC Sends a Letter to AG Bell President
ASDC responds to AG Bell letter to the Washington Post.
High Expectations
High Expectations, a families perspective on having a Deaf child.
Hands Land: ASL Rhymes and Rhythms
New ASL Rhymes and Rhythms video
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