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Deafness
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Choices
in Deafness: A Parents' Guide to Communication Options - This
book is invaluable for any parent choosing a communication option
for their child. The author takes an unbiased look at the following
communication options: Auditory-Verbal, Bilingual-Bicultural, Cued
Speech, Oral, and Total Communication. Each option contains an outline
of the option, and stories of three or four children who are using
this option. The stories are written by the children's parents which
helps give us an insight into how they chose the option that was
right for their child.
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Come
Sign With Us: Sign Language Activities for Children offers a
clean, direct approach to sign language instruction for non-deaf
students. The language described in this presentation is Pidgin
Sign English (PSE); this particular version of sign language is
quite appropriate as an introductory language for basic communication.
The illustrations of the signs are large, providing for easy replication
of the sign by the reader. Valuable information is imparted regarding
deafness and hearing loss; such information is common knowledge
in the deaf community, but such information will provide valuable
insight for the (presumably non-deaf) readers into some of the physiological
and cultural issues which confront the deaf.
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Keys
to Raising a to Raising a Deaf Child (Parenting Keys) - Two
educators -- one of them a parent of two deaf children -- offer
positive advice and encouragement on helping children adapt to deafness.
The authors stress that deaf and hearing children are more alike
than they are different.
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Raising
and Educating a Deaf Child - This readable and informed guide
addresses the day-to-day practical concerns of the deaf, as well
as larger issues of learning and education. Marschark sifts through
the most current educational and scientific journals and research--including
his own recent research--to create a readable and enlightening survey
of what is known about the language, social, and intellectual development
of deaf children.
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