Dear my ASL and Deaf Studies colleagues who may have taught before with research methods, what textbook you recommend me to order to teach undergraduate how to do a research method for their projects that focuses in psychology, deaf, or education related field?
Today, ED released new guidance to help public elementary & secondary schools fulfill their responsibilities to meet the needs of students with disabilities & avoid the discriminatory use of student discipline. https://t.co/6i1Oo96hXp [🧵⬇️]
Hi everyone :) I am currently doing a pilot study for my qualitative research course. This will help me for my upcoming disseration.
Criteria: I am looking for active 3-5 program administrators participants to help
If you or someone is interested, email me at [email protected]
Colleagues in research, have you draft a confidentiality form for ASL interpreters for IRB submission to maintain confidentiality and agreement to participate?
Can you kindly share your sample so I can draft for my upcoming IRB submission?
This is my hometown 💙and if you’re looking for to live in well known beach town and enjoys beach bum life in northwest Florida. 1 hour from Alabama. 6 hours from St. Augustine, Fl (FSDB). 8 hours north to Knoxville, TN.
They need high school ASL teacher now for this Fall.
I got a DM about my other thread from today. Was told that I’m setting a bad example as an audiologist and cochlear implant user because I state openly that I don’t use my CIs during evenings and weekends. 🙄
I don’t owe anyone an explanation, but I’ll address this anyway…
I’m honored to do this and excited to work with my colleague this summer!
Share with your SLP who took at least up to ASL 2 and wants to learn about more about this. @languagefirst
I cannot wait to see the outcome!
@MichaelSkyer Yessssss I agree. I do better when I do hybrid and online because it allows me to do things freely outside of “office” and create creativity opportunities for the deaf community
Go over SMARTASL Ig account. Brandon Hill is a wiz with ASL Media technology. I love his book because it is so simple and very helpful! He’s providing SignLens workshop for asl instructors, deaf educators, deaf vloggers, and VRI Intetpeters.