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Teaching Children Who are Deafblind

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Written for practitioners from a variety of backgrounds, this text is intended for teachers, residential staff and students who wish to understand more about the education of children and young people who are deafblind. Illustrated with case studies of children and young people, the book deals with key issues of communication, curriculum, teaching and learning and personal and social development. Educational and legal frameworks are explained in practical and accessible terms, and teaching staff are encouraged to use their creative skills in the classroom while remaining within existing national curricular frameworks. The book updates and replaces "CONTACT: A Resource for Staff Working With Children Who Are Deafblind" publshed by Moray House Publications in 1993.

Author Biography:

Stuart Aitken is Principal Officer (Research and Practice) with Sense Scotland, and Senior Research Fellow with the CALL Centre, which is located in the Faculty of Education, University of Edinburgh. Marianna Buultjens is the Coordinator of the Scottish Sensory Centre at Moray House Institute of Education, University of Edinburgh. Catherine Clark is the head teacher of Carnbooth School. A Glasgow City Council school, Carnbooth is the only provision for pupils with a dual sensory impairment in Scotland. Jane T Eyre is assistant head teacher at Carnbooth School. She has been involved with deafblind education for approximately fourteen years, mostly working hands on with deafblind students of all ages and abilities. Laura Pease is Head of the School for Children with Sensory Impairment and Learning Difficulties at Whitefield Schools and Centre in London.
Release date Australia
June 20th, 2000
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Contributors
  • Edited by Catherine Clark
  • Edited by Jane T. Eyre
  • Edited by Laura Pease
  • Edited by Marianna Buultjens
  • Edited by Stuart Aitken
Pages
224
Dimensions
174x246x13
ISBN-13
9781853466748
Product ID
1649048

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