Many Hispanic/Latino families have encountered some obstacles in getting involved in their deaf and hard of hearing children\u27s education partly due to lack of resources, partly due to a lack of awareness of legal rights, and partly due to cultural conflicts between teachers and Hispanic/Latino parents. Meanwhile, many educators believe that parental involvement is imperative in education. Possible types of parental involvement are; for example, communicating with the teachers, participating in the classrooms with the students on their homework, and being actively involved in IEP meetings and other kinds of meetings
The problem of the applied dissertation was parents who have children with disabilities at the targe...
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act emphasized the importance of parents’ participation ...
Background: Hearing aid fitting in infancy has become more common in the United States as a result o...
Project (M.A., Education (Multicultural Education)) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2011...
This study examined culturally and linguistically diverse families with deaf and hard of hearing chi...
This paper reviews issues surrounding Hispanic students who are deaf or hard of hearing. Research in...
This qualitative study examined the characteristics, needs, and experiences of low-income Latino fam...
The community-based participatory research project described in this paper was designed to help Span...
Resources and Services for Latino parents with children with disabilities. How to know children\u27s...
This research aims to describe 1) parents’ knowledge about their deaf children; 2) parents’ obstacle...
Parenting a child with special needs can be especially challenging, especially for a parent with lim...
Many families have turned their family room into classrooms. In 1993, homeschooling became legal in ...
This project was designed and conducted by the first author in collaboration with the two coauthors,...
A look at teaching language to a child who is deaf or hard of hearing from a Spanish speaking home. ...
“Parents are their child’s first teacher.” How many times have you heard this platitude, usually at ...
The problem of the applied dissertation was parents who have children with disabilities at the targe...
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act emphasized the importance of parents’ participation ...
Background: Hearing aid fitting in infancy has become more common in the United States as a result o...
Project (M.A., Education (Multicultural Education)) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2011...
This study examined culturally and linguistically diverse families with deaf and hard of hearing chi...
This paper reviews issues surrounding Hispanic students who are deaf or hard of hearing. Research in...
This qualitative study examined the characteristics, needs, and experiences of low-income Latino fam...
The community-based participatory research project described in this paper was designed to help Span...
Resources and Services for Latino parents with children with disabilities. How to know children\u27s...
This research aims to describe 1) parents’ knowledge about their deaf children; 2) parents’ obstacle...
Parenting a child with special needs can be especially challenging, especially for a parent with lim...
Many families have turned their family room into classrooms. In 1993, homeschooling became legal in ...
This project was designed and conducted by the first author in collaboration with the two coauthors,...
A look at teaching language to a child who is deaf or hard of hearing from a Spanish speaking home. ...
“Parents are their child’s first teacher.” How many times have you heard this platitude, usually at ...
The problem of the applied dissertation was parents who have children with disabilities at the targe...
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act emphasized the importance of parents’ participation ...
Background: Hearing aid fitting in infancy has become more common in the United States as a result o...