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This is a guide for 1) teachers of deaf and hard of hearing children, 2) general education teachers, 3) special education teachers, 4) parents of deaf and hard of hearing children, 5) others interested in educational considerations for children with hearing loss in the classroom. Also useful for speech therapists and other education specialists. $14.95 direct from publisher: irispress@aol.com
This guide addresses the critical need for effective educational strategies and support for deaf and hard of hearing students within mainstream and specialized classroom settings. Authored by Sandra Wright Sutherland, PhD, CED, ATP, a recognized expert in the field, the book draws upon extensive experience to provide practical guidance. It aims to bridge communication and learning gaps by offering insights into the unique challenges and needs of these students. The framework presented focuses on actionable advice for educators, parents, and specialists to foster inclusive and successful learning environments.
This guide is designed as a practical resource for a diverse audience involved in the education of deaf and hard of hearing children. Its strength lies in its broad applicability, catering to both direct service providers and the families of students. The content is expected to offer clear, actionable steps for integrating support within various educational contexts. The book serves as a valuable reference for professionals seeking to enhance the learning experiences of students with hearing impairments.
Page Count:
138
Publication Date:
2018-01-01
ISBN-10:
0964524333
ISBN-13:
9780964524330
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