Technological changes are shaking up the teaching of the hearing-impaired Daniel S. Koo was born deaf. When he was 4 he started attending a public school where he spent part of each week getting ...
At any other time, the sight of children playing in his father’s garden might have seemed a happy one to young Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet of Hartford, Conn. But on one particular day in 1814, it was not ...
Deaf students are entitled to an education, but there’s a shortage of people qualified to teach them
Sadie VanAllen thought she was giving her kids a shot at a better life when she moved from a two-bedroom apartment to a three-bedroom house on Yakima’s west side. The new place had separate rooms for ...
Learn to teach deaf students and earn dual New York State (NYS) certifications in deaf education and in a secondary subject area. The master of science degree in deaf education is designed for ...
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