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	perspectives in Education and Deafness
November-December 1998

Practical Ideas for the Classroom and Community Volume 17, Number 2, November/December 1998 F e a t u r e s Making Every Sign Count: Lessons from Deaf Mothers by Patricia Spencer A "Hole in One" for Communication by Luta Pleiss Assessment with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Toddlers by Stacey Katz & Maryann Swann D e p a r t m e n t s Frequently Asked Questions: Computers: Valuable Tools in Developing Speech by Dr. James Mahshie First Person: Times Change...Schools Succeed...And Close by Robert C. Kellogg Book Review: Text Matches Individual Learning Styles By David A. Stewart Book Review: The Uncommon Commonplace By Mary Ellen Carew on the cover Children call it "play." Teachers call it part of authentic assessment. See Assessment with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Toddlers

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