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The CLERC CENTER ONLINE COMMUNITY

The Clerc Center Online Community is home to hundreds of best-practice videos, research, toolkits, and resources for families of deaf and hard of hearing children and the professionals who work with them.

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Accountability in language planning

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CLERC CENTER TRAININGS

The Clerc Center offers webinars, professional development courses, and trainings on various topics in deaf education.

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Fingerspelling Our Way to Reading

Fingerspelling Our Way to Reading is a supplementary literacy program for deaf and hard of hearing K-2 students. The goal of this program is to enhance expressive and receptive skills and word recognition.

15 Principles

Based on how deaf adults read to their own children, these principles are designed to support families, caregivers, and teachers in reading to deaf and hard of hearing children.

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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE CONtENT STANDARDS

K-12 ASL Content Standards providing grade-level benchmarks for planning curriculum and instruction of academic American Sign Language (ASL). Covers skills in kindergarten through grade 12. Designed for use in ASL-English bilingual programs and classrooms.

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ODYSSEY MAGAZINE

K-12 ASL Content Standards providing grade-level benchmarks for planning curriculum and instruction of academic American Sign Language (ASL). Covers skills in kindergarten through grade 12. Designed for use in ASL-English bilingual programs and classrooms.

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