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Fall 2018 (Vol. 23, No. 1)

 

PLEASE NOTE: This issue was written during our prior grant cycle and references our prior grant number and Project Officer.

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In this issue:

  • Frequent Breaks: Fact Sheet - by Stacy Aguilera, CDBS Educational Specialist
  • Tricia Houlihan: California’s First Credentialed Intervener - by Maurice Belote, CDBS Project Coordinator
  • Preparing Teachers for the Field of Deafblindness...- by Julie Maier, CDBS Educational Specialist
  • Reflections from the Field: Intro by Julie Maier, CDBS Educational Specialist
  • Articles by Interns in the SFSU-CDBS Specialization Program for Learners with Deafblindness

  •     Reflections on “Facilitating Inclusion...” - by Claire Pohle
  •     Moments from the DeafBlind Conference of the Americas - by Nicholas Leung
  •     Reflections on “Empowering the Deaf-Blind...” - by Tesha Henderson
  •     Beep! Beep! It’s the Annual Beeper Egg Hunt! - by Yasmir Navas
  •     Reflections on Parent-Teacher Relationships in the School Setting - by Mary Spaulding
  •     Reflections on Donna Snyder’s “Experiences of Families...” - by Adrian Adair
  •     Using technology to enhance engagement for all learners - by Charles Beavis
  •     Who is ‘Awesome Student’? - by Charli O’Malley
  •     Sammy’s Lessons - by Kayla Kenton, Special Education Teacher

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