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9780120441419

Handbook to Service the Deaf and Hard of Hearing : A Bridge to Accessibility

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    9780120441419

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    0120441411

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-09-10
  • Publisher: BRILL ACADEMIC PUB

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Summary

This is a handbook for readers who wish to learn more about providing services to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. It provides basic knowledge of the Deaf/HH and an awareness of hearing loss and its influence on family and community life. It's unique in that it draws from the experiences of a Deaf (Rohring) and a hearing (Adams) author, providing a comprehensive perspective. It includes the perspectives from research and literature, from professional practice, and from anecdotal accounts. The book also highlights the aesthetics of American Sign Language and the Deaf culture. It will be a useful resource for hospitals, health care agencies such as hearing & speech centers, school districts, and educational agencies. * Resource section provides exhaustive list of books, articles, organizations, and Web sites in the areas of communication, deaf culture, deaf rights, deaf studies and research, educational issues, language issues, mental health, technology, and more

Table of Contents

DEDICATION v
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS vi
BIOGRAPHY xiii
INTRODUCTION xv
1 INTRODUCTION TO BEING DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING
Individuals Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
2(1)
Prevalence
3(3)
Definition
6(3)
The Hearing Process
9(1)
Types of Hearing Loss
10(1)
Measuring Hearing Loss
11(2)
Factors of Hearing Loss Affecting Development
13(8)
Degrees of Hearing Loss
13(4)
Age of Onset of Hearing Loss
17(1)
Family Structure
18(1)
Etiology of Deafness
19(2)
Deaf and Hard of Hearing People and the Law
21(1)
The Law and Accessibility
22(3)
Conclusion
25(3)
2 WORLDS COLLIDE: GROWING UP WITH A HEARING LOSS
Pamela S. Rohring, M.S.
28(8)
Bernard R. Hurwitz, Esq.
36(8)
Romeria Tidwell, Ph.D.
44(10)
The Progression of My Hearing Loss
44(1)
Adjustment to My Hearing Loss
45(2)
Strategies for Coping with a Hearing Loss
47(1)
The Role of Support Services
48(3)
Conclusion
51(3)
3 LANGUAGE DIFFERENCES AND COMMUNICATION ISSUES
Gestures
54(1)
Facial Expressions
55(1)
Body Language
55(3)
Communication Types and Deaf and Hard of Hearing People
58(4)
Oral-Aural Method
59(1)
Manual Method
59(3)
American Sign Language
60(2)
Simultaneous Method
62(1)
The Total Communication Philosophy
62(2)
Bicultural and Bilingual Philosophy
64(1)
Visual Communication
65(2)
Qualified Interpreting Services
67(4)
4 DEAF CULTURE OR CONDITION?
Medical or Audiological Perspective
71(1)
Cultural Perspective
72(1)
Deaf Community
73(2)
The Language of Deaf People
75(6)
Art and Literature
81(7)
Folklore
85(3)
ABC Stories
86(2)
Technology
88(13)
Telecommunication Devices
88(1)
Video Relay Service (VRS)
89(1)
Hearing Aids
89(2)
Cochlear Implants
91(1)
Speakerphone and Amplifiers
92(1)
Frequency Modulation (FM) System
92(1)
Induction Loop
92(1)
Signaling Devices
92(1)
Television and Movie Captioning
93(1)
Computer Electronic Mail (E-Mail) and the Internet
94(1)
Facsimile (Fax) Machines
94(1)
Pagers
95(1)
Communication Software
95(1)
Assistive Listening Systems
95(2)
Technology's Future?
97(4)
5 ISSUES FROM THE PAST...ISSUES FOR THE MILLENNIUM: THE PROFESSIONALS' PERSPECTIVES
Winfield McChord
101(3)
Bernard Bragg
104(5)
Drama and the Deaf Community
105(1)
Uniquely Deaf
106(1)
The Deaf Community and Mainstream Theatre
107(1)
Drama and Theatre and the Young
108(1)
Karen Christie, Ph.D.
109(7)
Language Development/Language Issues and Deaf and Hard of Hearing People
109(1)
The World Opened Through ASL
109(1)
Language Acquisition
110(1)
Enhancing Language Development in Deaf Children
111(1)
Early Intervention and Visual Communication
112(1)
Use of Sign Language and its Effects on English Proficiency
112(2)
Deaf People, Communication, and the Workplace
114(1)
Communication, Deaf People, and Service Providers
115(1)
The Last Word...
115(1)
Patricia M. Chute, Ed.D. and Mary Ellen Nevins, Ed.D.
116(5)
Medical Technological Advances for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People
116(4)
Conclusion
120(1)
Robert Pollard, Ph.D.
121(12)
Mental Health and Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals
121(1)
Professional Background
121(1)
Mental Health Needs and Deaf and Hard of Hearing People
122(2)
Barriers to Effective Mental Health Services
124(4)
A Word to the Professionals or Those in Training Within the Mental Health Field
128(1)
The Future: Accessing Mental Health Services
129(1)
Mental Wellness: Suggestions for Community Service Providers
130(3)
Whose Culture Is It Anyway? (Pamela S. Rohring, M.S.: The Work of Harlan Lane)
133(14)
Catherine Morton, M.S.
147(12)
Deaf Culture and Diversity
147(4)
Accessing Services
151(1)
What Is Commonly Shared
152(2)
Communication Behaviors and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
154(5)
6 BEST PRACTICES WHEN COMMUNICATING WITH DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING PEOPLE
Setting up the Environment
159(2)
Job Interviews
161(1)
How to Request an Interpreter
161(1)
Working with Interpreters
162(2)
Getting Attention/Communicating One to One
164(2)
Meetings and Group Communication
166(2)
Communication Tips: Guidelines for Classroom Communication Among Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing Participants
168(1)
Role of the Interpreter (Classroom)
169(1)
Community Service Helpers
170(1)
Restaurant
171(1)
Going to the Bank
172(1)
Going to the Doctor's Office or Hospital
173(1)
A Routine Visit to the Doctor
173(1)
A More Serious or More Complicated Visit to the Doctor's Office or Hospital
173(1)
When Dealing with Safety Issues in the Workplace
174(1)
Accessibility, ADA, and You
175(2)
7 RESOURCES
Americans with Disabilities Act and Other Legal Issues
177(3)
Books, Handbooks, and Journal Articles
177(2)
Organizations
179(1)
Internet
180(1)
Communication
180(4)
Books and Journal Articles
180(2)
Organizations
182(1)
Internet
183(1)
Deaf Culture
184(7)
Books and Journal Articles
185(2)
Organizations
187(2)
Internet
189(2)
Education Issues
191(7)
Books and Journal Articles
191(3)
Organizations
194(2)
Internet
196(2)
Language Issues
198(7)
Books and Journal Articles
198(3)
Organizations
201(1)
Internet
202(3)
Mental Health
205(6)
Books and Journal Articles
205(2)
Organizations
207(2)
Internet
209(2)
Technology
211(7)
Books and Journal Articles
211(2)
Organizations
213(3)
Internet
216(2)
General Topics
218(15)
Books and Journal Articles
218(4)
Organizations
222(7)
Internet
229(4)
REFERENCES 233(12)
APPENDIX A 245(2)
APPENDIX B 247(2)
APPENDIX C 249(2)
APPENDIX D 251(2)
APPENDIX E 253(2)
INDEX 255

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