More, more, more ways to learn

• The John Tracy Clinic (www.johntracyclinic.org) offers correspondence courses for parents of Deaf and Hard of Hearing babies and preschoolers as well as for parents of young deaf-blind children. The John Tracy Clinic’s services are free of charge.



• Kids World Deaf Net is a national communication network of information for parents and professionals. It includes a virtual library of e-documents, useful links, a discussion forum and a chat room. For information: http://clerccenter2gallaudet.edu/ KidsWorldDeafNet/index.html



• More books & resources
  from Clerc Center: http://clerccenter.gallaudet.edu/ InfoToGo/563.html

E-documents available

• How the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Applies to Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students. (httn://clerccenter2.gallaudet.edu/ KidsWorldDeafNet/e-docs/IDEA/index.html)



• A Good Start: Suggestions for Visual Conversations with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Babies and Toddlers. (http://clerccenter2.gallaudet.edu/ KidsWorldDeatN et/e-docs/visual-conversations/index.html).



• PARENTDEAF-HH is an Internet discussion group for parents of Deaf and Hard of Hearing children sponsored by American Society for Deaf Children. To subscribe, e-mail: LISTSERV@LISTSERV.KENT.EDU; type only: subscribe PARENTDEAF-HH, <your name without brackets>.



• Kay Powell’s Listen Up Web (www.listen-up.org) is an excellent website set up by a parent. There is a vast amount of information at this site regarding communication, education, social-emotional development, special education, advocacy, and assistive technology. The site also has many links to other sites of interest to parents and families.