Several times during the past few years the Nebraska School for the Deaf has been critically attacked for its failure to provide adequate educational opportunities for the deaf children of Nebraska. An impartial study of the school followed, and this study showed that the Nebraska School for the Deaf was, in comparison with similar schools, carrying out its function quite well. However, the charge of educational retardation at the Nebraska School for the Deaf was one that could not be denied. Educators of the deaf everywhere are concerned about the fact that the deaf child is not obtaining an education equal to that of his hearing brothers and sisters
Postsecondary experiences of deaf people vary widely across the nation. National reports about educ...
This study reports the findings of a reading instruction survey of forty-five schools for the deaf a...
The Grand Rapids Oral Deaf Program has been in existence since 1898. For many years, the program inv...
Is there a significant difference in achievement test scores of deaf children with deaf parents and ...
The purpose of this study was to determine if the use of the reading component of Ticket to Read®, a...
The single most serious impediment to successful school achievement in general and to learning to re...
On November 29, 1975, President Ford signed into law a multi-billion dollar aid measure to assist st...
In his review of the history of deaf education, Lang (2003) noted that despite the efforts of schola...
By comparing a residential school for the deaf and hard of hearing with a mainstream inclusion educa...
Everyone concerned, including parents of deaf children, educators of the deaf, board members, legisl...
This descriptive study aims at determining the most widely used reading instructional practices that...
The Babbidge Report (1), the Report of the National Conference on the Education of the Deaf (63) , a...
The present report describes the findings of a longitudinal study of literacy learning and teaching ...
Composition theorists have already considered the effect of cultural constructs on writing students ...
The purpose of this research study was to examine specific factors believed to be related to academi...
Postsecondary experiences of deaf people vary widely across the nation. National reports about educ...
This study reports the findings of a reading instruction survey of forty-five schools for the deaf a...
The Grand Rapids Oral Deaf Program has been in existence since 1898. For many years, the program inv...
Is there a significant difference in achievement test scores of deaf children with deaf parents and ...
The purpose of this study was to determine if the use of the reading component of Ticket to Read®, a...
The single most serious impediment to successful school achievement in general and to learning to re...
On November 29, 1975, President Ford signed into law a multi-billion dollar aid measure to assist st...
In his review of the history of deaf education, Lang (2003) noted that despite the efforts of schola...
By comparing a residential school for the deaf and hard of hearing with a mainstream inclusion educa...
Everyone concerned, including parents of deaf children, educators of the deaf, board members, legisl...
This descriptive study aims at determining the most widely used reading instructional practices that...
The Babbidge Report (1), the Report of the National Conference on the Education of the Deaf (63) , a...
The present report describes the findings of a longitudinal study of literacy learning and teaching ...
Composition theorists have already considered the effect of cultural constructs on writing students ...
The purpose of this research study was to examine specific factors believed to be related to academi...
Postsecondary experiences of deaf people vary widely across the nation. National reports about educ...
This study reports the findings of a reading instruction survey of forty-five schools for the deaf a...
The Grand Rapids Oral Deaf Program has been in existence since 1898. For many years, the program inv...