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Shared Reading Project

Welcome to the Shared Reading Project!

Shared Reading Project: Keys to Success--Training for Site Coordinators

The five-day training will start March 17, 2008 at the Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center at Gallaudet University, Washington, DC. For more information, please contact Pat Dabney at the Training and Professional Development Office

The Shared Reading Project is designed to teach parents and caregivers how to read to their deaf and hard of hearing children using American Sign Language, and to use strategies to make book sharing most effective.

This site helps explain what the Shared Reading Project is, how it works, what is the research behind it, what we are learning, and how sites around the United States can set up their own Shared Reading Project.

	Why Shared Reading? includes: Why Shared Reading, SRP Model, and Assumptions Guiding Development			How to Set Up SRP includes: Steps on how to set up SRP at your site

	How the SRP Works includes: The process of SRP			SRP Book Bags/Bookmarks includes: Examples of the contents of SRP Book Bags and bookmarks

	Workshops and Training takes you to: Office of Training and Professional Development workshop information			15 Principles for Reading to Deaf Children includes: Detailed explanation of the 15 principles

	Reading to Deaf Children: A Look at the Research Research about Reading to Deaf Children and Videotape/Manual available			What We Are Learning includes: Links to Odyssey, Preview, Perspectives, and Sharing Results articles, and the Shared Reading Video Outreach Project

	Journals & Logs includes: An explanation of journals and logs and examples			Steps During/Following a Tutor Visit

	SRP: Budget and Grants includes: Sample budget sheet and evaluation and grant resources			Reactions by Parents and Caregivers includes: Comments from SRP users

	SRP at KDES includes: Information about the SRP at Kendall Demonstration Elementary School			Our Wonderful Sponsors includes: Corporate, foundation, and individual sponsors

	Contact Us/FAQs includes: Our contact information and some comments and responses			SRP Blog for participants in the Shared Reading Project: Keys to Success training

	Shared Reading Project: Keys to Success Training for educators, administrators, and parents to prepare for establishing SRP at their own schools...[more]			SRP Directory takes you to: A list of schools, programs, and organizations that have set up SRP