Links

• Oral Deaf Education
  http://www.oraldeafed.org/library/resources/glossary.html
• Listen-Up Organization
  http://www.listen-up.org/acronyms.htm
• Educate Deaf
  http://www.educatedeaf.com/general/terms.html

• HandSpeak is the largest, fast-growing popular sign language dictionary online.

• This site was planned to give ESL/EFL teachers background information on teaching grammar in ESL/EFL classes as well as material to use in their classes.

• Captioned Media Programs

• Georgia Learning Resources System. A support system for teachers, parents and students with disabilities.

• This site describes current activities of a statewide effort to establish hearing screeing in the infant nurseries around the state for the purpose of identifying hearing loss at a very early age.

• ASL Access is a fully volunteer, non-profit organization which places American Sign Language video collections in libraries.

• Help your child learn to read and remember what they read. This website will help you compile a list of books for your children to read. When the child is done with a book, questions can be found on the website to help test the child about what was read. There is a log in for the children, parents and teachers.

• This site contains the reading and language arts standards for the state of California. It also has many other links in the areas of reading and writing.

• (CBS) In the 1980s, to be deaf in Nicaragua was to be lost. Deaf children were "shut in" or sent to schools for the mentally retarded. But one group of deaf children overcame these obstacles in an astounding way. Scott Pelley reports on them, and the dedicated scientist who is studying and helping them.

• This page is designedto faciliate informational sharing and collaborative activities within the field of Deaf Education.

• PALS is an on-line, standards-based, continually updated resource bank of science performance assessment tasks indexed via the National Science Education Standards (NSES) and various other standards frameworks.

• This site offers acoustic simulations of cochlear implants.

• University of Texas at Dallas, Cochlear Implant Lab.

• Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center.

• Animation Index of Auditory: Inner Ear Pathology.

• Language LIVE is about the bits of English language many people think are boring - spelling, punctuation and grammar.

• This is a page with information on ASL, associations, Media, Services, Products, and more. Check it out.

• Georgia Statewide Academic and Medical System.

• Girls and Boys Town- Founded by Father Flanagan in 1917, we have a long history of offering help, hope and healing to abused, abandoned, neglected, handicapped or otherwise troubled children. In fact, our mission is to change the way America Cares for her at-risk children.

• This one-stop "Teaching and Learning Center" has been designed by a team of educators who've selected the cream of the crop from the plethora of education resources on the internet. Web links and resources supply strategies, activities, and ideas that integrate technology into the curriculum, and thematic units provide teachers with tools for daily instruction.

• Deaf World Web is the largest, leading deaf web site, providing the most comprehensive deaf-related resource on the Internet since February 1, 1995.

• Oticon is the world's leading supplier of advanced hearing aids. We utilize the most modern technology to achieve our goal: To help people live the lives they want with the hearing they have.

• Phonak is one of the world's foremost developers and manufacturers of hearing technology for children and adults.

• Hearing aid technology provider.

• Here is a website created to give students an opportunity to read about a variety of current events from several different sources. It also encourages them to share their view on the news they're reading.

To access information about Georgia's Universal Newborn Hearing Screening and Intervention project, go to

http://www.ph.dhr.state.ga.us/programs/unhs/index.shtml

Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing