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Building literacy through interactive writing: an instructor's manual
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Inclusion and collaborative teaching
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Accommodations in the general education classroom
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An analysis of significant factors related to the education and rehabilitation of the Mexican American deaf : a graduate project
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Transition from school to work : a model for the developmentally disabled hearing impaired
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Transition of deaf-disabled students from school to work : a cooperative pilot project
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Organization and administration of a work-study program for deaf-blind adolescents
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Simulation training as a vehicle for in-service training for houseparents in a residential school for the deaf
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A survey : deaf adult interest in adult education in North Dakota and present services provided
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For elementary school administrators deafness, its relation to education, with suggested guidelines and procedures on mainstreaming deaf children in public schools for normal hearing students
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Development of telephone communication for the deaf-blind
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A comparison of the communication problems found in the homes of deaf parents with deaf children and deaf parents with hearing children
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Compilation of state and community reports on services and needs of deaf adults
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The deaf in the Far East
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A history of residential schools for the deaf in Canada
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The development of a state service program for the deaf population in Illinois
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A counseling program for parents of the preschool deaf child
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Consumer workshop on Section 504
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The role of the residential school in continuing education
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Convergent communication : promoting productive parent-professional understanding
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Guidelines for statewide parent-infant programs through home intervention
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Identification of factors perceived as influencing the quality of educational services to deaf students in the Worcester Public School System, Worcester, Massachusetts
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Parent orientation program and home training for hearing impaired infants : between 18 months and three years
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A survey : policies regarding the awarding of diplomas to deaf state residential school graduates
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A rationale for developing a deaf studies program
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A model state plan for coordinated services for the hearing impaired in the state of New Hampshire
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Current screening procedures for the Usher Syndrome at residential schools for the deaf
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The role of the supervisor of instruction in programs for the hearing impaired
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An investigation of attrition rates for hearing-impaired students attending California State University, Northridge
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Survey of alignment with Public Law 94-142 by residential schools and programs serving multihandicapped deaf students
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A survey of homeroom teachers regarding current and future leadership qualities of deaf students
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Personality characteristics of day and residential school graduates
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P.L. 95-602 - a continuum for service : a study of content issues affecting uninterrupted programming between rehabilitation and the residential school for the low functioning deaf student
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Education for the non-English-proficient or limited-English proficient hearing impaired : problems and considerations for the design and implementation of bilingual component
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College preparatory program for hearing impaired students at the secondary level
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A study of the backgrounds and some on-the-job environmental factors of hearing impaired school administrators
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A survey on drinking behavior among hearing impaired students at the California State University, Northridge
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A study of printed materials that are available for parents of hearing impaired children
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The role of the vocational rehabilitation agency in the rehabilitation of the severely disabled congenitally deaf-blind
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The present conditions and the issues of Japanese Sign Language interpreter training
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Advocacy for institutionalized deaf persons
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Survey of services available for deaf and hearing impaired in rural/remote areas
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Guidelines for non-English-speaking parents of deaf children
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The dissemination of literature in the area of the deaf-blind
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An analysis of significant factors related to the education and rehabilitation of the Mexican American deaf : a graduate project
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Transition from school to work : a model for the developmentally disabled hearing impaired
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A reading program: An attempt to reverse negative attitudes
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Transition of deaf-disabled students from school to work : a cooperative pilot project
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A resource guide to reading skills and objectives
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The relationship of measurable performance objectives to reading achievement
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Parent-child interaction in the reading process
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Developing an audio card reader program for teaching geometric concepts
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Phonic ability as a function of psychoeducational measures
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The portrayal of Japanese Americans in a textbook series
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An assessment of year-round school learning achievement
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Relationship of long-term accounting commitment to behavior around controversial church issues
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Organization and administration of a work-study program for deaf-blind adolescents
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Simulation training as a vehicle for in-service training for houseparents in a residential school for the deaf
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A local history--Antelope Valley study unit for junior high
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A survey : deaf adult interest in adult education in North Dakota and present services provided
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Modeling effects of teacher tempo on students
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For elementary school administrators deafness, its relation to education, with suggested guidelines and procedures on mainstreaming deaf children in public schools for normal hearing students
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Discovering Pascal's triangle
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Development of telephone communication for the deaf-blind
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The effects of a tutoring program using retired persons as tutors
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A comparison of the communication problems found in the homes of deaf parents with deaf children and deaf parents with hearing children
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Field dependence/independence and the process of block play in four-year-olds
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A study to evaluate the academic and self concept growth in bilingual classrooms
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In-service education and its effect upon teacher change
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A comparison of methodologies: self-discovery versus discovery-colloquium in the facilitation of science process achievement
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The science field trip; its effect on achievement and attitude.
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Compilation of state and community reports on services and needs of deaf adults
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Transcendental meditation: a review, study and discussion
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The deaf in the Far East
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Creative teachers and teaching strategies
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A history of residential schools for the deaf in Canada
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Accommodations in the general education classroom
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Cognitive style, conservation and reading achievement
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The development of a state service program for the deaf population in Illinois
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A counseling program for parents of the preschool deaf child
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The open court reading program: Is it effective for English language learners with disabilities
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Referential communication skills and concept development ability
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Consumer workshop on Section 504
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The role of the residential school in continuing education
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"Hey, guess what? I'm not retarded anymore!" : a case study of the differential diagnosis of mental retardation and emotional disturbance
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The symbol theory of creativity
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Convergent communication : promoting productive parent-professional understanding
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Guidelines for statewide parent-infant programs through home intervention
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Impact of the video tape recorder in the classroom
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Effects of Neurological impress method on reading gains
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Identification of factors perceived as influencing the quality of educational services to deaf students in the Worcester Public School System, Worcester, Massachusetts
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A comparison of children's and parents' attitudes toward five concepts in reading
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A study of some attitudes and values of Mexican American mothers in Los Angeles
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Student attitudes to the standards of conduct at Biola College
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An Investigation into a performance support contract and its effect on reading achievement
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Analysis of the Stull bill and survey of implementation procedures
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The prescription - assessment- resource center inservice education program
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Parent orientation program and home training for hearing impaired infants : between 18 months and three years
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A survey : policies regarding the awarding of diplomas to deaf state residential school graduates
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A rationale for developing a deaf studies program
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