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2000 Index by Author
Akamatsu, C.T., Stewart, D.A.,
& Becker, B.J. (2000).
Documenting English Syntactic Development in Face-to-Face Communication.
145(1), 45-50.
Bat-Chava, Y. (2000). Diversity of Deaf Identities. 145(5), 420-428.
Berent, G.P., Samar, V.J.,
& Parasnis, I. (2000). College
Teachers' Perceptions of English Language Characteristics that Identify
English Language Learning Disabled Deaf Students.
145(4), 342-358.
Berman, B.A., Eckhardt, E.A.,
Kleiger, H.B., Wong, G., Lipton, D.S., Bastani, R., & Barkin, S.
(2000). Developing a Tobacco Survey
for Deaf Youth. 145(3), 245-255.
Chaleff, C., & Toranzo,
N. (2000). Helping Our
Students Meet the Standards Through Test Preparation Classes. 145(1),
33-40.
Easterbrooks, S.R., &
Mordica, J.A. (2000). Teachers'
Ratings of Functional Communication in Students with Cochlear Implants.
145(1), 54-59.
Eleweke, C.J., & Rodda,
M. (2000). Factors contributing to
Parents' Selection of a Communication Mode to Use with Their Deaf Children.
145(4), 375-383.
Flaherty, M. (2000). Memory
in the Deaf: A Cross-Cultural Study in English and Japanese. 145(3),
237-244.
Guteng, S.I., Tracy, T.,
& Chappell, B. (2000). Developmental
Practicum Experiences of Preservice Teachers in Deaf Education:
Implications for Practicum Placement and Faculty-Student Collaborative
Research. 145(5), 411-419.
Hayes, M. (2000). Praise
for "Our Decision on a Cochlear Implant" [Letter to the
Editor]. 145(5), 389.
Hintermair, M. (2000). Hearing
Impairment, Social Networks, and Coping: The Need for Families with
Hearing Impaired Children to Relate to Other Parents and to Hearing
Impaired Adults. 145(1), 41-53.
Jensema, C.J., Danturthi, R.S.,
& Burch, R. (2000). Time Spent
Viewing Captions on Television Programs. 145(5), 464-468.
Jensema, C.J., Sharkawy,
S.E., Danturthi, R.S., Burch, R., & Hsu, D. (2000). Eye
Movement Patterns of Captioned Television Viewers. 145(3), 275-285.
Kluwin, T.N., & Stewart,
D.A. (2000). Cochlear Implants for Younger Children: A Preliminary Description of the
Parental Decision Process and Outcomes. 145(1), 26-32.
Knoors, H., & Renting, B.
(2000). Measuring the Quality of
Education: The Involvement of Bilingually Educated Deaf Children. 145(3),
268-274.
LaSasso, C., & Wilson, A.
(2000). Results of Two National
Surveys of Leadership Personnel Needs in Deaf Education. 145(5),
429-435.
Magnuson, M. (2000). Infants
with Congenital Deafness: On the Importance of Early Sign Language
Acquisition. 145(1),
6-14.
Martin, D.S., & Lytle,
R.R. (2000). Deaf Teacher
Candidates in Hearing Classrooms: A Unique Teacher Preparation Program.
145(1), 15-21.
Mayer, C., & Akamatsu,
C.T. (2000). Deaf Children Creating
Written Texts: Contributions of American Sign Language and Signed Forms of
English. 145(5), 394-403.
McCrone, W.P. (2000). Legal Rights: The
Guide for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People [5th Edition] by The
National Association for the Deaf, Gallaudet University Press, Washington
D.C., 6/2000 [Media Review]. 145(1), 4-5.
Miller, K.J. (2000). Welcome
to the Real World: Reflections on Teaching and Administration. 145(5),
404-410.
Miller, P. (2000). Syntactic
and Semantic Processing in Hebrew Readers with Prelingual Deafness.
145(5), 436-451.
Moores, D.F. (2000). How's
That Again? [Editorial]. 145(1), 3.
Moores, D.F. (2000). High
Stakes Testing: Are the Stakes Too High? [Editorial]. 145(3),
235-236.
Moores, D.F. (2000). Everything
Is Connected. [Editorial]. 145(4), 299-300.
Moores, D.F. (2000). Topics
of Importance: 1996 to 2000 [Editorial]. 145(5), 387.
Morton, D.D. (2000). Beyond
Parent Education: The Impact of Extended Family Dynamics in Deaf
Education. 145(4), 359-365.
Passig, D., & Eden, S.
(2000). Improving Flexible Thinking in Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Children with Virtual Reality Technology. 145(3), 286-291.
Peters, E. (2000). Our
Decision on a Cochlear Implant. 145(3), 263-267.
Randall, K., McAnally, P.,
Rittenhouse, B., Russell, D., & Sorensen, G. (2000). High
Stakes Testing: What Is At Stake? [Letter to the Editor]. 145(5),
390-393.
Reeves, J.B., Newell, W.,
Holcomb, B.R., & Stinson, M. (2000).
The Sign Language Skills
Classroom Observation: A Process for Describing Sign Language Proficiency
in Classroom Settings. 145(4), 315-341.
Roberson, J.L., &
Serwatka, T.S. (2000). Student
Perceptions and Instructional Effectiveness of Deaf and Hearing Teachers.
145(3), 256-272.
Rodda, M., & Eleweke, C.J.
(2000). Deafness and Ethnicity:
Services, Policy and Politics by Waqar Ahmad, Aliya Darr, Lesley
Jones, and Gohar Nisa. The Policy Press, University of Bristol, 1998
[Media Review]. 145(4), 301-302.
Schroedel, J.G. (2000). Educators
Serving Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students Fortunate to Have Journal of
Annals' Quality [Letter to the Editor]. 145(5), 388.
Schroedel, J.G., & Geyer,
P.D. (2000). Long-Term Career
Attainments of Deaf and Hard of Hearing College Graduates: Results from a
15-Year Follow-Up Survey. 145(4), 303-314.
Siegel, L. (2000). The
Educational and Communication Needs of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children:
A Statement of Principle on Fundamental Educational Change. 145(2), 64-77.
Smith, S.M., Kress, T.A.,
& Hart, W.M. (2000). Hand/Wrist
Disorders Among Sign Language Communicators. 145(1), 22-25.
Takala, M., Kuusela, J.,
& Takala, E.-P. (2000). "A
Good Future for Deaf Children: A Five-Year Sign Language Intervention
Project. 145(4), 366-374.
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