Models of Deaf Education around the world
Suggestion of information for inclusion in an article about how deaf education is structured and delivered in a country, area or state.
Email from America
A personal account from Erie, Pennsylvania, USA published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005.
Deaf education in Germany
The German system published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005.
Deaf education in Norway
The Norwegian system published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005.
A Workshop for Teachers in Tanzania
web submission July 2005. With the assistance of Christoffel-Blindenmission, a world-wide organization working with disabled people in developing countries, Janet Jones-Ullmann initiated a partnership between her own school in Munich, Samuel Heinicke Secondary School for the Hearing-Impaired, and Iringa School for the Deaf in central Tanzania. She describes the work carried out in Tanzania. | Teacher of the Deaf training in Europe
Five basic questions were asked about Teacher of the Deaf training in Europe. Paul Simpson, President of FEAPDA, collated these seven responses from Europe.
Teaching in Bermuda
working in Bermuda published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005.
Deaf education in Luxembourg
The Luxemburgish system published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005.
Developments in Romania
The developing deaf education in Romania published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005. | Deaf education in Sweden
The Swedish system outlined as at January 2005.
Emerald Hill School, Zimbabwe
Information about deaf education in Zimbabwe - web submission January 2005.
Deaf education changes in Netherlands
The Deaf education changes in the Netherlands published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005.
How Russia deals with deaf children
The Russian system published in the BATOD Magazine January 2005. |
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