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Welcome to a new school year!
Welcome to a new school year!
Wow, it’s been a long time! Our last post was in March, sharing about the OTDHH conference. Sorry for the delayed posting, but it’s been awfully busy since then! Let’s recap what’s been going on with our Deaf Education professors and students since last March. First, our 3 Deaf Education seniors not only completed their student teaching, but also graduated from TU, got jobs, and began graduate…
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Oklahoma Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing conference
Hello readers!
I know we have not updated in a while – the semester has become incredibly busy! I am just posting to let everyone know of a great conference opportunity this weekend, which only has 9 seats still available. University of Tulsa and the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma have partnered to put on the Oklahoma Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing conference (OTDHH) all day…
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More great reading tutoring games with our Deaf and hard of hearing students!
More great reading tutoring games with our Deaf and hard of hearing students!
Sarah Hagan is a TU graduate!
NPR Ed is celebrating 50 Great Teachers. Today: The story of a young algebra teacher in Oklahoma oil country, who has taken an unorthodox approach to classroom math.
Creative tutors working with students at our free reading clinic for Deaf and hard of hearing students!
ACEDHH 2015
The Arch at sunrise
Every year Dr. Baker and Jessica Scott travel to the Association of College Educators of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (ACEDHH)conference. This year we were lucky that the conference was hosted so close by – in St. Louis, MO! As with every year, we had a wonderful time connecting with old colleagues and meeting new friends! The conference hotel was very close by the beautiful…
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Congratulations to Professor Jessica Scott from the Deaf Education program for winning a Most Valuable Professor award last night from the women's basketball team!
Learn About TU: Learning ASL
Welcome back to another installment of Learn About TU! Today we will explore how our undergraduate students learn American Sign Language (ASL) in our program.
Our Deaf Education majors come to our university with a variety of levels of experience with ASL – some have Deaf family members who use ASL, or are Deaf themselves. Some began learning ASL in primary or secondary school. Some come to TU…
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Learn About TU: Student Teaching!
Hello readers! We at TU are excited to be starting a new semester. We hope everyone is feeling refreshed after winter break! There are a lot of upcoming events we are excited about – the continuation of our reading clinic in February, the Association of College Educators of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (ACE-DHH) conference in St. Louis, and the International Reading Association (IRA) conference,…
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Spring reading clinic!
Language Experience Activities
Something that is so important for all children is to have the language to talk about their experiences. One way in Deaf Education that we try to support this is by engaging in language experience activities – in the classroom, the teacher engages students in an experience, and then supports them as they discuss the experience by providing new vocabulary that might be useful. This can all of…
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End of semester catch-up
Wow, it has been a long time since this blog was updated – over a month! Sorry for the delay, the semester really got away from us here at TU. Jessica (the main updater on this blog) has been writing her dissertation this semester alongside teaching responsibilities, so we haven’t updated as much as we would have liked. So, here we are once again to tell you a little bit about our semester here!
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Learn About TU: Travel to Gallaudet
Welcome to our second installment in the Learn About TU for potential Deaf Education majors! Today we will be talking about a unique experience available for our senior level Deaf Education majors: Travel to Gallaudet!
By the time they are seniors, our Deaf Education students have done a lot to inform their understanding of Deaf Education and their ASL skills. They have taken ASL levels 1-4,…
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Strong Deaf
Dr. Sharon Pajka, professor at Gallaudet University, frequently interviews authors and review Young Adult literature for her blog on Deaf Character’s in Children’s Literature. Check out her most recent interview with Lynn McElfresh, author of Strong Deaf!
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Strong Deaf
