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42<br />

Literacy Training<br />

Opportunities 2002<br />

SPONSORED BY GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY<br />

LAURENT CLERC NATIONAL DEAF EDUCATION CENTER<br />

TRAINING PROGRAM<br />

The Shared Reading Project: Keys to Success<br />

This five-day training program is designed to prepare site<br />

coordinators to establish a Shared Reading Project in their own<br />

schools or programs. Of special interest to educators,<br />

administrators, and parent leaders, this workshop is based on the<br />

highly acclaimed program that matches deaf tutors with families<br />

and arranges regular visits to family homes where tutors teach<br />

parents and caregivers effective strategies for reading books with<br />

their children.<br />

This training program teaches participants to:<br />

• Use 15 research-based principles for reading to deaf and hard of<br />

hearing children<br />

• Recruit, hire, and train deaf adults to be tutors<br />

• Teach families how to participate in shared reading<br />

• Work effectively with parents, caregivers, educators, and tutors<br />

• Plan for and manage Shared Reading Project budgets,<br />

personnel, and evaluations.<br />

June 4–8. . . . . . . . . Rome, New York; Northeast Region<br />

June 24–28 . . . . . . Colorado Springs, Colorado<br />

Western Region<br />

November 11–15 . . Schaumburg, Illinois; Midwest Region<br />

TRAINING<br />

WORKSHOP<br />

Reading to Deaf Children:<br />

Learning from Deaf Adults<br />

This effective workshop teaches techniques known as “the 15<br />

Principles for Reading to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children.”<br />

These principles were developed through research that identified<br />

the successful strategies that deaf adults use when reading to<br />

deaf and hard of hearing children. Highly interactive, the<br />

workshop is available in a three-hour or six-hour format.<br />

Participants learn to recognize and apply the 15 principles,<br />

practice the principles, and gain new skills that can be<br />

immediately applied with their own children in the home or<br />

classroom. This workshop is of special interest to parents,<br />

caregivers, and educators. It available on request from the Clerc<br />

Center and offered regionally.<br />

March 22 . . . . . . . . Casper, Wyoming; Western Region<br />

April 26. . . . . . . . . . Overland Park, Kansas<br />

Midwest Region<br />

April 29. . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania<br />

Mid-Atlantic Region<br />

May 2 . . . . . . . . . . . Washington, D.C.<br />

Mid-Atlantic Region<br />

Video and<br />

printed manual<br />

for teachers and<br />

parents are sold<br />

separately and<br />

may be ordered<br />

directly from the<br />

Clerc Center.<br />

August 8 . . . . . . . . . San Antonio, Texas; Midwest Region<br />

* Contact the Clerc Center or the <strong>Gallaudet</strong> <strong>University</strong> Regional Center<br />

in your respective region (see sidebar) for more information and/or to<br />

register for the training program or the workshops.<br />

ODYSSEY WINTER 2002

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