1991 Index by Subject

Attitudes Toward Deafness

Strong, C. J., & Shaver, J. P., Modifying Attitudes Toward Persons With Hearing Impairment, 136(3), 252-260.

Boredom Proneness

Watt, J. D., & Davis, F. E., The Prevalence of Boredom Proneness and Depression Among Profoundly Deaf Residential School Adolescents, 136(5), 409-413.

Career and Social Development

Freeburg, J., Sendelbaugh, J., & Bullis, M., Barriers in School-to-Community Transition, 136(1), 38-47.

Schroedel, J. G., Improving the Career Decisions of Deaf Seniors in Residential and Day High Schools, 136(4), 330-338.

Bull, B., & Bullis, M., A National Profile of School-Based Transition Programs for Deaf Adolescents, 136(4), 339-348.

Lederberg, A. R., Social Interaction Among Deaf Preschoolers: The Effects of Language Ability and Age, 136(1), 53-59.

Cochlear Implants in Children

Horn, R. M., Nozza, R. J., & Dolitsky, J. N., Audiological and Medical Considerations for Children With Cochlear Implants, 136(2), 82-86.

Hellman, S. A., Chute, P. M., Kretschmer, R. E., Nevins, M. E., Parisier, S. C., & Thurston, L. C., The Development of a Children's Implant Profile, 136(2), 77-81.

Moog, J. S., & Geers, A. E., Educational Management of Children With Cochlear Implants, 136(2), 69-76.

Communication and the Family

Henderson, D., & Hendershott, A., ASL and the Family System, 136(4), 325-329.

Musselman, C., & Churchill, A., Conversational Control in Mother-Child Dyads: Auditory-Oral Versus Total Communication, 136(1), 5-16.

Roush, J., Harrison, M., & Palsha, S., Family-Centered Early Intervention: The Preceptions of Professionals, 136(4), 360-366.

Hadadian, A., & Rose, S., An Investigation of Parents' Attitudes and the Communication Skills of Their Deaf Children, 136(3), 273-277.

Kluwin, T. N. & Gaustad, M. G., Predicting Family Communication Choices, 136(1), 28-34.

Communication Methods and Strategies

Mallery-Ruganis, M., & Fischer, S., Characteristics That Contribute to Effective Simultaneous Communication, 136(5), 401-408.

Watkins, S., & Clark, T. C., A Coactive Sign System for Children Who Are Dual-Sensory Impaired, 136(4), 321-324.

Stuckless, E. R., Reflections on Bilingual/Bicultural Education for Deaf Children, 136(3), 270-272.

Long, G., Stinson, M. S., & Braeges, J., Students' Perceptions of Communication Ease and Engagement: How They Relate to Academic Success, 136(5), 414-421.

Hyde, M. B., & Power, D. J., Teachers' Use of Simultaneous Communication: Effects on the Signed and Spoken Components, 136(5), 381-387.

Mertens, D. M., Teachers Working With Interpreters: The Deaf Student's Educational Experience, 136(1) 48-52.

Akamatsu, C. T., & Fischer, S. D., Using Immediate Recall to Assess Language Proficiency in Deaf Students, 136(5), 428-434.

Learning

Wood, D., Communication and Cognition, 136(3), 247-251.

Rittenhouse, R. K., & Kenton, P. L., Conservation and Metaphor Acquisition in Hearing-Impaired Children: Some Relationships With Communication Mode, Hearing Acquity, Schooling, and Age, 136(4), 313-320.

Chalifoux, L. M., The Implications of Congenital Deafness for Working Memory, 136(3), 292-299.

Clark, M. D., When the Same is Different: A Comparison of the Information Processing Strategies of Deaf and Hearing People, 136(4), 349-353.

Mainstreaming

Brown, P. M. & Foster, S. B., Integrating Hearing and Deaf Students on a College Campus: Successes and Barriers as Perceived by Hearing Students, 136(1), 21-27.

Multihandicapped Students

Garner, D., Becker, H., Schur, S., & Hammer, E., An Innovative Program for Multihandicapped Deaf Students Using the FSSI, 136(3), 265-269.

Political Movements

Rittenhouse, R. K., Johnson, C., Overton, B., Freeman, S., & Jaussi, K., The Black and Deaf Movements in American Since 1960: Parallelism and an Agenda for the Future, 136(5), 392-400.

Reading and Writing

Kluwin, T. N., & Kelly, A. B., The Effectiveness of Dialogue Journal Writing in Improving the Writing Skills of Young Deaf Writers, 136(3), 284-291.

LoMaglio, L. J., Using the TOEFL to Measure the Reading Proficiency Levels of Deaf College Applicants, 136(3), 261-264.

Research Methods and Practices

Peffley, S., Terminology and Methods in the Education of the Deaf: Questions for the Experts, 136(5), 388-391.

Teaching

Luckner, J., The Competencies Needed for Teaching Hearing-Impaired Students: A Comparison of Elemantary and Secondary School Teacher Perceptions, 136(1), 17-20.

Moores, D. F., The Great Debates: Where, How, and What to Teach Deaf Children, 136(1), 35-37.

Cates, J. A., Self-Concept in Hearing and Prelingual/Profoundly Deaf Students: A Comparison of Teachers' Perceptions, 136(4), 354-359.

Luckner, J., Skills Needed for Teaching Hearing-Impaired Adolescents: The Perceptions of Teachers, 136(5), 422-427.

Telephone Services

Bowe, F. G., National Survey of Telephone Services and Products: The Views of Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing People, 136(3), 278-283.