CERP's resource site for Raising & Educating a Deaf Child

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GrendelQ

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Some have probably taken a look before, and I hope I'm not repeating someone else's post, but just thought I'd mention The Center for Education Research Partnerships (CERP)'s site for raising & educating deaf kids. Addressing quite a few of the issues often grappled with here (and sometimes with some pretty good research and stats to back up the experts' advice), it also features something several have asked for more visibility into: current issues faced by CI and HA kids in the classroom.

It has no philosophical orientation or agenda beyond being able to offer evidence-based answers to questions aimed at improving opportunities and outcomes for deaf and hard-of-hearing children children.
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should be a sticky, but the title should be more eye catching for new parents. (CERP is too confusing)
 
deafgal001 said:
should be a sticky, but the title should be more eye catching for new parents. (CERP is too confusing)
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Ooof, that's true :) Do you know if I can edit the title after the fact -- can't see where? It's a really good site, from what I've read so far. I LOVE that it's not just for one camp or the other, because my family is sort of 'odd man out' everywhere else :). We're not fish nor fowl.

Maybe we'll have to start a scandalous battle in here to bring in more eyeballs to a good cause.
 
I like this link! I noted it in my Resources for CI thread. I'm trying to compile resources which we all can use...I certainly need to update my list.
 
GrendelQ said:
Ooof, that's true :) Do you know if I can edit the title after the fact -- can't see where? It's a really good site, from what I've read so far. I LOVE that it's not just for one camp or the other, because my family is sort of 'odd man out' everywhere else :). We're not fish nor fowl.

Maybe we'll have to start a scandalous battle in here to bring in more eyeballs to a good cause.
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You could PM a Mod and ask them to change the title. I think they'll usually do it.
 
RIT's research team always turns out great research re: deaf ed. Their methods are excellent. One can be assured of getting applicable research from the RIT team.
 
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