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< prev - next > Helping Children Who Are Deaf (Printable PDF)
where to get more information 241
Royal National Institute for the Deaf
(RNID)
19-23 Featherstone Street
London EC1Y 8SL
United Kingdom
phone: (44-171) 296-8000
fax: (44-171) 296-8199
website: www.rnid.org.uk
The RNID has many online publications
and useful links, as well as a large library
database with detailed information about
resources for people who are deaf. They
also have a training and information
resource called Deaf at Birth (website: www.
deafnessatbirth.org.uk).
World Federation of the Deaf (WFD)
PO Box 65
00401 Helsinki
Finland
tty: (358-9) 580- 3573
fax: (358-9) 580-3572
email: info@wfdnews.org
website: www.wfdnews.org
One of the oldest international organizations
of deaf people, WFD includes national
organizations of deaf people in 120 countries.
WFD works for human rights and equal
opportunity for deaf people, and the right
of deaf people to use sign language to get
education and information. WFD initiated the
annual Deaf Awareness Week to celebrate the
culture, heritage, and language unique to deaf
people of the world.
printed materials
Choices in Deafness: A parent’s guide to
communication options (1996, 275 pages)
Sue Schwartz
Woodbine House
6510 Bells Mill Rd
Bethesda, MD 20817, USA
phone inside the US: (1-800) 843-7323
phone outside the US: (1-301) 897-3570
fax: (1-301) 897-5838
website: www.woodbinehouse.com
Explanations of hearing loss followed by
parents discussing why and how they made
their choices among different approaches to
communication.
The Deaf Child in the Family and at
School: Essays in honor of Kathryn P.
Meadows-Orlans (2000, 336 pages)
P.E. Spencer, C.J. Erting, and M. Marschark
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
10 Industrial Avenue
Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262, USA
phone: (1-201) 258-2200
fax: (1-201) 236-0072
email: orders@erlbaum.com
website:www.erlbaum.com
This book explains the development of
deaf and hard-of-hearing children in the
context of family and school. It shows the
role and effects of school environments on
development. Each chapter deals with issues
of culture and expectations.
Deaf Friendly Pre-Schools and Nurseries
(2003, 37 pages)
Anne-Marie Hall and Hilary Sutherland
National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS)
15 Dufferin Street
London EC1Y 8UR, UK
phone: (44-020) 7490-8656
fax: (44-020) 7251-5020
email: ndcs@ndcs.info
website: www.ndcs.info
Practical guidebook for those working
with very young deaf children on how to
include deaf children and understand their
particular needs. Information for staff in
pre-school settings who have a deaf child
attending. Covers activities
including reading
books, group and
music time,
playing games,
and behavior
and discipline.
Free.
Helping Children Who Are Deaf (2004)