An edition of A Free hand
(1992)
A Free hand
enfranchising the education of deaf children
by Margaret Walworth, Donald F. Moores, and Terrence J. O'Rourke
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Deaf children, Education, Congresses, American Sign Language, Sign languagePlaces
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Table of Contents
The present situation: Blueprints for the future : two programs. Working toward change : a program and a study. Elusive X factor : parental contributions to literacy / Hilde Schlesinger
Theoretical considerations: What do we know and when did we know it / Donald F. Moores. Toward effective classroom use of ASL / David Stewart. ESL/ASL : unanswered questions, unquestioned answers / Margaret Walworth. Reactions : panel discussion
Views for the future: Research needs : panel discussion. Equal educational opportunity : the deaf version / Samuel Supalla. Radicalism vs. reason : directions in the educational use of ASL / Frank Bowe
Epilogue : back to the future.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references.
Proceedings of a three-day symposium held in August of 1990 at Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York concerning issues related to the educational uses of American Sign Language.
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