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A collection of adolescent books with Deaf Characters, websites, author interviews and book reviews.
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Wisconsin Statewide Professional Conference
How To Deaf Characters
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Book Analysis
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Monday, May 11, 2009
International Reading Association Presentation
Welcome International Reading Association members. Below is my PowerPoint from my presentation at the conference. Note to the right side of this post you'll find a Deaf Character store where you can purchase the books that I discuss throughout the blog; my list of 100+ and Counting list of books currently with 194 contemporary publications; archives to view past posts; and a list of author interviews. Thanks for visiting! If a blog seems like something that is too overwhelming to follow and you would like to receive my free newsletter by email, please contact me at: yadeafcharacters @gmail.com YADC (Young Adult Deaf Characters) is a quarterly on-line newsletter.
As Special Interest Group for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Readers Chair Michele Gennaoui of the St. Francis de Sales School for the Deaf in NY emphasized, the International Reading Association is supportive of including Deaf issues but to do so the Special Interest Group needs members. You all know that I am a huge advocate for professional organizations. This is how we keep our collective voice in the forefront of research and the advancement for our Deaf Students. Members of this SIG investigate new and innovative reading methods, examine current research and technology, and provide a discussion forum for teachers of the deaf and hard of hearing. The regular individual membership is only $39.00 which includes the bimonthly newspaper Reading Today. You can now join the SIG without any annual dues! IRA also provides Sign Language Interpreters for all of the hundreds of sessions at the convention. When you register for the convention, simply make the request while you are selecting the presentations you would like to attend. It is that simple. I strongly encourage you to join!
International Reading Association presentation on Deaf Characters in Adolescent Literature
View more presentations from Sharon Pajka-west.
As Special Interest Group for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Readers Chair Michele Gennaoui of the St. Francis de Sales School for the Deaf in NY emphasized, the International Reading Association is supportive of including Deaf issues but to do so the Special Interest Group needs members. You all know that I am a huge advocate for professional organizations. This is how we keep our collective voice in the forefront of research and the advancement for our Deaf Students. Members of this SIG investigate new and innovative reading methods, examine current research and technology, and provide a discussion forum for teachers of the deaf and hard of hearing. The regular individual membership is only $39.00 which includes the bimonthly newspaper Reading Today. You can now join the SIG without any annual dues! IRA also provides Sign Language Interpreters for all of the hundreds of sessions at the convention. When you register for the convention, simply make the request while you are selecting the presentations you would like to attend. It is that simple. I strongly encourage you to join!
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Presentation: Deaf Comic Book Characters
This presentation is for the students in Gallaudet's Art Department in preparation for my presentation at the International Reading Association Convention in February.
Presentation Deaf Comic Book Characters
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Comics and Graphic Novels,
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Sunday, December 16, 2007
Presentation based upon my research
I have had several requests for copies of this presentation which is based on my doctoral research. This version was presented to a Children's Literature class.
Presentation Deaf Characters
Presentation Deaf Characters
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