Parent & Professional

Auditory Training Program
$120.00
CDL765
Cochlear Implant Auditory Training Guide with CDs

For Parents and Professionals Working with Children 5 and Up
This program provides challenging and exciting language activities for school aged children with cochlear implants. The CDs included allow therapists to print activities in color. There are high and medium level listening tasks as well as low level activities. Teachers in mainstream education will find this program useful in developing listening skills that build auditory discrimination that leads to proficiency in phonics and grammatically appropriate English.
(Guidebook: 77 pgs, spiral bound, 8-1/2” x 11”)

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Lend Us Your Ears
$49.95
L798
A Hands-On Guide for Itinerant Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
T. Farrell & M. Vincent - Developed using a combination of teacher-created materials and worksheets, Lend Us Your Ears provides a complete program for teaching hard of hearing students about their hearing loss.

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Signing Smart with Babies and Toddlers
$15.95
L986
A Parent’s Strategy and Activity Guide
M. Anthony & R. Lindert - Using American Sign Language (ASL), the authors have created the simple and successful Signing Smart system to teach parents how to integrate signing into everyday life with their hearing children. Through the more than 70 activities presented in this book, parents will learn the tools and strategies they need to understand how to introduce signing and build their child’s sign and word vocabulary. Using ASL signs with hearing infants and toddlers has many benefits including: reduced frustration, increased expression of wants or needs, fostering communication and promoting learning. Use these practical methods for children as young as five months old and up to preschool age.

Listening Games for Littles
$89.95
CDL786
Activities that Stimulate Phonemic Awareness and Speech Recognition
This manual and CD set was designed for parents and professionals working with children age 5 and younger. It includes a simple, complete guide to selecting appropriate listening goals and avoiding potential listening pitfalls of dependency, learned helplessness and habitual patterns of communication.
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Language Partners: Building a Strong Foundation
A Family-Centered Approach to Working with Newly Identified Babies Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing and Their Families
Early interaction between parent and child teaches the child something new about the world around them and ways to communicate within it. Successful communication is the foundation of a child’s language skills and creating a language-rich environment gives children the tools they need to think, communicate, and learn. This DVD shows several families using a variety of communication approaches as they provide a language-rich environment for their deaf or hard of hearing children. Effective strategies are demonstrated. (DVD or VHS, 20 mins, closed captions)
VHS $24.95

DVD $24.95

Mom and Dad, your deaf child is ok only if...
$49.95
V581
F. Fleischer - This videotape includes interviews with families, both hearing and deaf, about how they dealt or are dealing with issues related to their deaf children. Researchers, administrators and educators from deaf-related fields offer their valuable expertise about deaf children.
(60 mins, signed, voice-over, open captions)

Advances in Cognition, Education, and Deafness
$39.95
L331
D. S. Martin, Editor - The Second International Symposium on Cognition, Education, and Deafness in 1989 broadened and deepened the scope of investigation initiated at the first conference held five years earlier. Provides the results in a single integrated volume. The 39 scholars from 14 nations who attended offered consistent progress from the first symposium and new areas of research, especially in the study of applications in education and the new field of neuro-anatomical dimensions of cognition and deafness. (384 pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

Alandra's Lilacs
$16.95
L136
T. Bowers - A marvelous story about the resiliency and achievements of a determined young mother who learns her baby daughter is "stone deaf." Refusing to accept the stark assessment of her daughter's future, she begins the arduous process of raising her daughter. Today, she can point triumphantly to her confident, educated daughter.
(158 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Children With Hearing Loss
$16.95
L995
A Family Guide
D. Luterman - Written for parents, siblings and extended family members, this guide provides an improved understanding of the impact hearing loss can have in children. Information is provided on the most important educational issues and processes through the school years, including legal rights and legislation. It also addresses the profound emotional impact hearing loss can have on a child, how it can affect the entire family, and what to do about it. Also covered is information on the latest technology available, myths associated with wearing amplified devices and what tools families can provide children to empower them for life. (192 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

You & Your Deaf Child
$28.95
L114
J. Adams - Written in text and workbook format, this parental self-help guide provides excellent practical recommendations and techniques for understanding and dealing with the emotions of hearing loss, behavior management and how to achieve communication. An invaluable resource for parents of children with newly diagnosed hearing loss. (240 pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

American Sign Language Basics for Hearing Parents of Deaf Children
$19.95
L260
J. F-King & J. K-King - This book provides an introduction to ASL which allows parents to begin communicating more effectively with their deaf children. The book introduces fundamental language concepts reinforced with practice activities. (148 pgs, softcover, 8-1/2" x 11")

ASL Basics for Hearing Parents of Deaf Children Video
$59.95
V260
(Signed in ASL, set of 2 video, 83-mins, voice-over, closed captions)

Caring for Young Children
$4.95
L565
S. Harold Collins - Ideal for anyone working with or caring for young children. Colorful pictures and clear illustrations include signs for feelings, foods, directions, activities, discipline, and comfort-giving.
(30 pgs, softcover, 7" x 9")

Choices In Deafness
$16.95
L996
A Parent's Guide To Communication Options
D.M. Dickman - A useful guide to choosing the appropriate communication option for a child with hearing loss. Provides easily understood explanations of medical and audiological factors with a balanced view of educational and communications options. Children and parents also offer their personal experiences. (275 pgs, softcover, 5" x 8")

Cochlear Implants in Children
$55.00
L348
Ethics and Choices
J.B. Christiansen, I.W. Leigh - Addresses every facet of the ongoing controversy about implating cochlear hearing devices in children as young as 12 months old and in some cases, younger. The authors, and contributors Jay Lucker and Patricia Elizabeth Spencer analyzed the sensitive issues connected with the procedure by reviewing 439 responses to a survey of parents with children who have cochlear implants. They followed up with interviews of the parents of children who have had a year's experience using their implants, and also the children themselves. Their findings shape the core of this useful and telling study. (340 pgs, hardcover, 6" x 9")

Cognition, Education, and Deafness
$39.95
L283
Directions for Research and Instruction
D. Martin, Editor - This groundbreaking book integrates the work of 54 contributors to the 1984 symposium on cognition, education, and deafness. It focuses on cognition and deaf students' growth and development, problem-solving strategies, thinking processes, language development, reading methodology, measurement of potential, and intervention programs. (248 pgs, hardcover, 7" x 10")

Approaching Equality
$13.95
L504
Education of the Deaf
F. Bowe - Public education laws guarantee special education programs for all Deaf children, but many find the special education system confusing or are unsure of their rights under current laws. Those with an interest in education, advocacy and the Deaf community will find this review of dramatic developments in the education of Deaf children, youth and adults to be most informative. Written by the former chair of the Commission on the Education of the Deaf (COED).
(112 pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

Communication Therapy
~~$65.00~~ $59.00 On Sale!
L100
M.J. Moseley & S. Bally - This new book for students and professionals emphasizes a functional approach to aural rehabilitation for deaf and hard of hearing adolescents and adults. Designed to meet a variety of needs and communication skills, it details the use of integrated therapy strategy and state-of-art practices for all therapy areas.
(394 pgs, hardcover, 7" x 10")

Deaf & Sober
$28.95
L910
Journeys Through Recovery
B. Miller - An in-depth look at Deaf people recovering from alcohol and drug abuse. This book uses anonymous personal narratives which bring recovery issues to life. Extremely valuable to all human service personnel, as well as recovering individuals, and their friends and family. (196 pgs, softcover, 5" x 8")

Deaf Children In Public Schools
$52.95
L229
C. Ramsey - This third volume in the "Sociolingustics in Deaf Communities" series is the work of a single author who studies the progress of elementary level deaf students placed in different environments. Her findings provide valuable information for educators and parents in assessing and enhancing educational needs of deaf children. (125 pgs, hardcover, 6" x 9")

Deaf Like Me
$16.95
L113
T. Spradley, J. Spradley, L. Spradly - Written by the uncle and father of a deaf girl. This sensitive story weaves reality and learning with a simple account of coming to terms. This new edition includes an epilogue by Lynn Spradley who is now grown. She reflects on her struggle with deafness, education and communication. (285 pgs, softcover, 5" x 8")

The Development of Deaf Children
$45.95
L241
K. Heiling - This revealing volume presents the research from a videotape study of behavior of 20 deaf children for 14 years, and a comprehensive test at age 15 to assess their development.
(280 pgs, hardcover, 6-1/2" x 9-3/8")

Educational Audiology for the Limited-Hearing Infant and Preschooler
$69.95
L964
An Auditory-Verbal Program
D. Pollack, D. Goldberg & N. Coleffe-Schenck - The third edition of this popular book brings up to date the material that so many readers found helpful in the previous editions. The entire text has been rewritten and reorganized with revised chapters focusing on current concepts and practices in audio-logic screening and evaluation, development of the listening function, development of speech, development of language, the role of parents, parent education, mainstreaming of the limited-hearing child, and program modifications for the severely learning disabled child. (410pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

Educational and Developmental Aspects of Deafness
$45.95
L165
D. Moores K. Meadow-Orlans - Details the ongoing revolution in the education of deaf children. More than 20 researchers contributions on their discoveries in anthropology, education, linguistics, psychology, sociology, and other major disciplines, with special concentration upon the education of deaf children. (451 pgs, hardcover, 7" x 10")

The Encyclopedia of Deafness and Hearing Disorders
$65.00
L360
C. Turkington & A. Sussman - Brings to light vital, up-to-date information of every facet of this important health issue, including: clinical terms, devices and equipment, diseases and disorders, hearing professionals, noted specialists and personalities, parts of the ear, state-of-the-art technology, types of hearing aids, and 13 appendices. Extensively cross-referenced and complemented by numerous charts, suggested readings and a comprehensive index. (278 pgs, hardcover, 7" x 10")

Families With Hard of Hearing Children
$19.99
V335
What If Your Child Has A Hearing Loss?
Parents and professionals talk about having a hard of hearing child, they describe the emotion and answer questions such as "What does this mean to our family?" "Who can I talk to?" Will our child need special schooling?" Professionals on the second half of the tape discuss pertinent issues for parents. (34 mins, closed captions)

A Free Hand
$16.95
L507
Enfranchising The Education of Deaf Children
M. Walworth, D. Moores & T.J. O'Rourke - Based on proceedings of a 1990 symposium on the educational uses of American Sign Language, the participants present a variety of viewpoints and topics which will challenge the reader. (204 pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

From Gesture To Language
$39.95
L270
In Hearing and Deaf Children
V. Volterra & C. Erting - In 21 essays on communicative gesturing in the first few years of life, this vital collection demonstrates the importance of gesture in a child's transition to a linguistic system. An important resource for professionals working with children who use gestures for communication. (358 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Growing Together
$8.95
L239
National Deaf Education Network and Clearinghouse
This volume addresses many of the issues facing parents of deaf and hard of hearing children, including such topics as: acceptance, communication, discipline, education, and home-school relationships. (Softcover, 8-1/2" x 11")

The Handbook of Pediatric Audiology
$85.95
L131
S. Gerber - Students, clinicians and other professionals can now refer to specific subjects in pediatric auidology for treating children from infancy through elementary school years. Comprehensive chapters present the latest information on cochlear implants, family counseling, treatments, and service delivery. (592 pgs, hardcover, 7" x 10")

Inner Lives of Deaf Children
Interviews and Analysis
M. Sheridan - By conducting interviews with seven deaf children, ages 7-10, Martha Sheridan offers a fresh look at their private thoughts and feelings. Each child possesses a unique cultural background, and Sheridan communicated with each in his or her preferred method of communication. Her procedure remained consistent with each: In addition to standard questions, Sheridan asked all of the children to draw a picture based on their life and then tell a story about it; next, she showed them pictures clipped from a magazine and asked them to describe what they saw. An enlightening read from parents and scholars alike. (256 pgs, hardcover and softcover, 6" x 9")
Softcover $45.00

Hardcover $65.00

Kid Friendly Parenting with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children
$34.50
L102
D. Medwid & D. Weston - A complete step-by-step guide on parenting techniques and fun activities to enhance communication, strengthen relationships, solve problems, and foster better behavior. (352 pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

Language Across the Curriculum
$49.00
L357
When Students are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
B. Luetke-Stahlman - This "methods" text is designed for teachers-in-training and related service providers. It includes chapters on mediated instruction, appropriate support and services, assessment and facilitation techniques for reading to students, having students read to adults, spelling, writing, math, social studies, socialization, audition, speech and science to deaf as well as hard of hearing students, and much, much more! (444 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Language Issues in Deaf Education
$49.00
L293
B.L. Stahlman - Whether using oral, manual, or bilingual approaches to teaching language acquisition and development, this text provides a broad range of topics essential for teachers of Deaf and Hard of Hearing children. Includes practical ideas, diagrams, examples, study exercises, resources, strategies and suggestions for applied activities. (359 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Legal Rights
$32.50
L101
The Guide For Deaf and Hard of Hearing People
National Association of the Deaf - The new, revised fifth edition offers in easy-to-understand language the latest state and federal statutes and administrative procedures that prohibit discrimination against deaf and hard of hearing people. Includes Telecommunications Act of 1996, new laws for hearing-aid compatible telephones, the new Rehabilitation Act regulations, and how recent Supreme Court rulings will affect people who wear hearing aids. (264 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Listen With The Heart
$19.95
L338
M. Harvey - Hearing loss doesn't just affect the individual, but also family and friends. The author gives ten true stories of how parents, children and spouses are transformed by helping each other heal and grow. The stories chronicle many unique challenges of hearing loss, largely having to do with communication, self-identity, and interpersonal relationships. Beneficial to a wide audience including spouses, children, parents, friends, extended family members, and professionals, this is also an excellent text for college and graduate level courses in psychology, mental health counseling, speech and hearing, special education and Deaf education. (224 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Literacy and Your Deaf Child
$24.95
L364
What Every Parent Should Know
D. A. Stewart & B. R. Clarke - In the modern world, success depends upon literacy, a fact especially true for deaf children who, if they read and write well, can take full advantage of e-mail, the Internet, and other communication innovations. This book provides parents with the means to ensure that their deaf or hard of hearing child becomes a proficient reader and writer. It begins by introducing some common concepts, among them the importance of parental involvement in a deaf child's education. (208 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Manual Communication
$34.95
L349
Implications for Education
H. Bornstein - Offers the first authoritative examination of sign systems used in the education of deaf students. Professionals, teachers, and parents will appreciate the individual, expert explanations of: American Sign Language, Contact Sign (Pidgin Sign), Signed English, Signing Exact English, and Cued Speech. The descriptions by the acknowledged designer, or scholar of each system ensures the highest accuracy and thoroughness, distinguishing Manual Communication as a significant, important resource. (208 pgs, hardcover, 7" x 10")

Mi Nombre Es Lupita y Tengo Un Hijo Sordo
$49.00
L262
G. Aguirre-Larson - These six Spanish language booklets, presented in a friendly manner, introduce essential information to parents. They cover:

Folleto 1: the ear, its parts and their functions.

Folleto 2: the types, causes and degrees of hearing loss.

Folleto 3: testing, audiology, hearing aides, and their use, and cochlear implants.

Folleto 4: language and social development.

Folleto 5: philosophies about communication and education.

Folleto 6: home activities for language development.

This series is useful to parents who need good introductory material, and to professionals who need reference material in Spanish for the families with which they work.
(each booklet is approximately 35 pgs, softcover, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2")

The New Language of Toys
$18.95
L590
Teaching Communication Skills to Children with Special Needs - A Guide for Parents and Teachers (Second Edition)
S. Schwartz & J. Heller-Miller - A fresh, hands-on approach to using everyday toys - both store-bought and homemade - to stimulate language development in children with special needs form birth through age six. This activity guide is full of creative, exciting ways to make education and language development a fun experience. (289 pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

No Pity
$16.00
L703
People with Disabilities Forging a New Civil Rights Movement
J. Shapiro - A sensitive look at the social and political barriers that deny disabled people their most basic civil rights. For those wanting to understand the background against which the Americans with Disabilities Act was framed, this is an excellent primer. At the same time, seasoned veterans of the movement will find within a refreshing review of the personalities and activities of the Disabilities Civil Rights Movement. And for parents seeking a glimpse of possibilities for their child, this book cannot fail to inspire. (382 pgs, softcover, 5-1/2" x 8-1/4")

Otitis Media and Child Development
$28.50
L403
A Comprehensive Survey of the Effects of Otitis Media on Learning
J. Kavanagh - This volume is based on a conference sponsored by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of Health, which addressed the question of the effect of early otitis media on later learning and cognitive devlopment from a multidisciplinary perspective. Experts from the fields of pediatrics, audiology, psychology, education, speech pathology, surgery, and psycholinguistics met to discuss this controversial subject. (232 pgs, hardcover, 6-1/4" x 9-1/4")

Parents and Their Deaf Children
$57.50
L373
The Early Years
K.P. Meadow-Orlans, D.M. Mertens & M.A. Sass-Lehrer - To correct the paucity of information on deaf or hard of hearing children and their parents' experiences with early intervention services, researchers explored these relationships as part of the National Parent Project. From this investigation are detailed experiences of a group of parents and their deaf children from the first identification of the latter's hearing loss through their early years in elementary school. The book stems from a nationwide survey of parents with six to seven year old deaf or hard of hearing children, followed up by interviews with 80 parents. (272 psgs, hardcover, 6" x 9")

Psychological Considerations
$2.50
L509
Teaching English to Deaf and Second Language Students
M. Walworth - A panel of prominent experts in Deaf education focus on critical concerns facing professionals. Topics include practical issues in classroom instruction, ASL as an instructional medium, the role of first language acquisition in second language development and new perspectives on educaion of the Deaf, as well as changing requirements for teacher certification. Emphasis is given to the need for an educational system influenced and designed by Deaf people, which reflects their cultural and linguistic needs. (22 pgs, softcover 8-1/2" x 11")

Raising and Educating a Deaf Child
$17.95
L346
A Comprehensive Guide to the Choices, Controversies, and Decisions Faced by Parents and Educators
M. Marschark - Offers a readable, comprehensive summary including everything a parent or teacher would want to know about growing up deaf. Marschark studies topics ranging from what it means to be deaf and the uniqueness of Deaf culture to the medical causes of early hearing loss; from technological aids for the deaf to the many ways that the environment of home and school can influence a deaf child's chances for success in both academic and social circles. (256 pgs, softcover, 5" x 8")

Sign with Me Series
This series of video and workbook packages can teach your whole family to sign and communicate with your deaf infant or toddler. Everyone can learn at their own pace and on their own time schedule. Each volume contains two videotapes, a workbook and a sturdy plastic case. Each video runs approximately 75 minutes long and contains eight lessons, supplemented by self-test exercises in the workbook. Also included is a wipe-off acetate sheet for marking answers so several members can share one workbook. Presented in American Sign Language (ASL) or Manually Coded English (MCE).

VOLUME 1: Building Conversations
$59.95
LV325
(ASL) Teaches family members to sign simple, expressive sentences, follow the child's lead in communicating, and use facial expressions and body movement.

VOLUME 2: Building Concepts
$59.95
LV327
(ASL) Teaches viewers how to use signs to describe feelings, experiences, and concepts such as wet and dry objects.

VOLUME 3: Positive Parenting
$59.95
LV329
(ASL) Shows parents how to discipline in positive ways by praising your child, handling tantrums, and teaching appropriate behaviors.

Sign With Your Baby
$14.95
L999
J. Garcia - Parents can recognize the benefits of early communication by teaching infants to sign as early as eight months. Practical advice and easy to follow instructions provide a straightforward, lighthearted approach to teaching infants how to communicate using simple sign language. (110 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

The Signing Family
$29.95
L248
D. Stewart & B. Luetke-Stahlman - An excellent resource for parents who are searching for the best means of communication for their family. The authors convey information regarding sign communication and the major signing options available in a manner which enables parents to make a well informed choice. Parents will also learn their legal rights in the education of their child, how to work with the schools, and set goals to provide the best communication within the family and educational system. (165 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Signing With Your Clients
$39.95
L121
F. Fold, M. Kinsella-Meier & M. Hilley - More than 500 line drawings that illustrate signs and structure of questions and statements used most often in client interviews. Includes a special glossary of signs, that encompass the full range of professional services, in an easy-to-use flip-card format. "Signing With Your Clients" is an invaluable aid to clinicians with clients who sign as their primary means of communication.
(329 pgs, softcover, 11" x 8-1/2")

The Silent Garden
$34.95
L178
P. Ogden - Parents, prepare your child for a full, productive life. Deaf author and professor of Deaf Studies, Paul Ogden, offers excellent information and insightful tips for providing a firm foundation to bring a deaf child on the road to growth and full potential. This book provides parents with crucial information such as how to communicate, school choices, professional help and technological alternatives. (312 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Sound Hearing CD
$10.95
CD561
Audio CD & Booklet
Find out what hearing loss is like! Audio listening samples illustrate sound, hearing, and hearing loss. Listeners will hear as someone with a hearing loss might when listening to music, a story, and taking a simple spelling test.

Speak To Me!
$16.95
L104
M.C. Forecki - A compelling true-life story about a single parent who discovers that her 18-month old son is deaf. With humor and openness, she shares her fears and frustrations as she struggles to understand his world and helps him to understand hers.
(143 pgs, softcover, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2")

The Parents' Guide to Cochlear Implants
$22.95
L361
P.M. Chute and M.E. Nevins - Now, parents of deaf children have at hand a complete guide to the process of cochlear implantation. Written by two eminent professionals in deaf education, this book explains in a friendly, easy-to-follow style each stage of the process. Parents will discover how to have their child evaluated to determine her or his suitability for an implant. They'll learn about implant device options, how to choose an implant center, and every detail of the surgical procedure. (168 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

Total Communication
$15.95
L161
L. Evans - Research studies which analyze the strenghts and limitations of total communication's elemental parts and their salient linguistic properties. He leads the reader from an interpretation of research findings to the construction of a theoretical model of an integrated oral and manual communication system and how it may be implemented. The book also traces total communication's historical and philosophical beginnings worldwide. (160 pgs, hardcover, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2")

The Vanderbuilt Hearing Aid Report II
$51.00
L404
G. Studebaker, F. Bess, L. Beck - This volume is the most significant contribution to the field of hearing aid technology, measurement, selection, and rehabilitation since the original Vanderbuilt report was published in 1982. This book is a proceedings of a major conference sponsored by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Vanderbuilt School of Medicine. The chapters contained within this monograph are written by some of the most distinguished professionals involved in amplification. (334 pgs, softcover, 8-1/2" x 11")

The Volta Review
$22.95
L723
Language, Speech, and Social-Emotional Development of Children Who Are Deaf, or Hard of Hearing: The Early Years
C. Yoshinaga-Itano & A. Sedey - A unique perspective of young children with hearing loss. The articles contained within focus on expressive and receptive vocabulary, language development, and characteristics of early intervention programs, concluding with a section examining the importance of the relationship between child and parent. An essential tool for parents, educators and professionals. (298 pgs, softcover, 6" x 9")

What Can Baby Hear?
$49.00
V626
Auditory Tests and Interventions for Infants with Multiple Disabilities
Early recognition of hearing loss is pivotal to supporting language and communication development, especially in an infant with multiple disabilities. This video explains the principles and methods of various auditory tests for early detection. It also teaches how to assess infants' auditory needs and start appropriate intervention. Real-life footage of test administration, parent interviews, structured observation, and infant program intervention make this a perfect tool for in-service training and self-study. (30 mins, closed captions, includes 32 pg booklet)

When Your Child is Deaf
$22.95
L405
A Guide for Parents
D. Luterman & M. Ross - This book provides parents with information about emotional and educational processes of coming to terms with a hearing impairment in their child. The book also provides advice, encouragement and a description of audiologiacl procedures and amplifying systems. (180 pgs, softcover, 5-1/2" x 8-1/2")

Working With Deaf People
$38.95
L965
Accessibility and Accomodation in the Workplace
S. Foster - One relevant factor in how well deaf people live is their status in the world of work. We have known too little about the daily adaptations that are required to achieve access and accommodation for deaf people in the workplace. The book addresses in depth this previous void in our knowledge. It reveals the kinds and patterns of work adjustment problems that can surface among deaf employees. It includes points of view of both supervisors and deaf people. Employers will find answers to their own questions about the challenges to be faced; teachers, vocational rehabilitation specialists and counselors will be better able to prepare their students/ clients for successful employment, young deaf adults preparing for a cooperative work experience will directly benefit. (250 pgs, softcover, 7" x 10")

Budget Giant Ear Model
$49.95
E105
Intended for elementary science classes, this model shows all major structures related to hearing and balance. Dissects into 3 parts, 4 times enlarged. Includes key card with 4 labeled parts. Size: 14" x 7" x 8-1/2"

Life Size Ear Model
$59.95
E106
One piece, life-size model shows outer ear mechanisms, including ossicles, cochlea, nerve, and eustachian tube. Mounted on a plastic base. Removable educational card and base included.
Size: 4" x 2-1/2" x 3"

Educational Charts
Flexible plastic lamination with metal eyelets in the top corners for convenient wall hanging. Markable (write-on/wipe-off) 20" x 26".

The Ear-Organs of Hearing & Balance
$19.95
E120

Anatomy of the Inner Ear
$19.95
E121

Middle Ear Conditions
$19.95
E122

Ear Nose and Throat
$19.95
E123

The Itinerant Teacher's Handbook
$49.00
L399
C. Bullard - This resource focuses on the skills which a person who takes the position of an itinerant teacher might need that are above and beyond the skills learned to be a teacher in the self-contained classroom. It is a well developed resource that draws from the varied experiences of a steering committee, teachers, students and parents.

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Giant Student Ear Model
$195.00
E104
This three-part detailed replica encourages hands-on investigation of the ear canal and Eustachian tube. The hammer, anvil, transparent ear drum, and the labyrinth all lift out to view. Accompanying study guide explains and details the functions of the 18-numbered features. Size: 16" x 11" x 7"

Auditory Ossicles
$42.50
E108
Life-size replicas of the three tiny ear bones; malleus (hammer), incus (anvil) and stapes (stirrup). Ossicles are labeled and mounted in clear plastic for protection. Size: 2-1/4" diameter x 3/4" deep.

The Art & Science of Home Visits
Early Inervention Illustrated
Produced by the Colorado Home Intervention Program. Explores the strategies and specific skills necessary to support parents' learning and the deaf or hard-of-hearing child's development during home visits. Shows how to forge partnerships and promote family confidence. (DVD or VHS, 18 mins.)
VHS $24.95

DVD $24.95

The Home Team
Early Intervention Illustrated
Produced by Colorado Home Intervention Program. When babies are diagnosed as deaf or hard-of-hearing, early intervention is imperative. This video shows how to establish trusting, caring relationships between early invervention specialists and families of infants and toddlers with a hearing loss. Best practices in this family-centered approach are demonstrated in actual home visits. (DVD or VHS, 14 mins.)
VHS $24.95

DVD $24.95