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Let's Sign BSL Songs for Children - Book and Audio CD Songs and rhymes with British Sign Language (BSL) signs for all to enjoy together. For Schools, Nurseries, Baby Signers, Carers, Children’s Centres and Families. Simple and clear sign illustrations for a lovely collection of 17 well-known children’s favourites including:
£13.99
Sign 2 It – Topics’ Another ‘must have’ DVD for serious signers! This is the second of 2 DVD’s in the ‘Sign 2 It’ range.
Sign 2 It 'Topics' is packed with over 2 ½ hours of essential Level 2 ‘Topic’ Vocabulary, BSL signs, Regional Variations and Practice clips.
£20.00
Let's Sign Dictionary: Everyday BSL for Learners New revised edition just out now! Let's Sign Dictionary: Everyday BSL for Learners
2nd Edition – Revised and Enlarged
£15.99
Deaf Sentence Deaf Sentence – NEW PAPERBACK is now out!
Retired Professor of Linguistics Desmond Bates is going deaf. It's a bother for his wife who has an enviably successful new career and is too busy to be endlessly repeating herself. Roles are reversed with his aging father, who resents his son's attempts to help him.
£7.99
A Lens on Deaf Identities This new work looks to explore the identity of deaf people and how they develop their identities in societies or groups where there are preconceived notions of disability and deafness. Leigh looks at the issue of labelling, the challenges of deaf-hearing identity, how families and schools add to this process and also, the influence of the past.
£25.99
Safe: personal safety skills for deaf children A group work programme on DVD-Rom designed to help give deaf children the knowledge, awareness and language they need to stay safe and make better informed life choices.
£90.00
Explaining Deafness This book will help you to understand what causes deafness and how it affects people. There are many types of hearing problems that may affect people in different ways...
£13.99
Working with Deaf People - A Handbook for Healthcare Professionals Why is it that you turn up for an audiology appointment and they try and shout your name across the waiting room masses? What is that makes radiologists think you can hear them through the X-Ray booth screen?
£24.99
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