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Teaching Literacy Skills to Deaf Adults: A Handbook of Information, Advice and Worksheets for Tutors

Patricia Neville

This book has been produced to encourage tutors who have deaf students in their classes. It is intended to support Access for All. It is aimed at suggesting ideas and encouraging tutors to experiment with a variety of visual approaches which will help tutors make use of deaf students’ linguistic skills.

Written and developed by influential teacher of the deaf, Patricia Neville, Teaching Literacy Skills to Deaf Adults is a welcome resource to the deaf education world.

This expanded and improved version includes a dedicated section containing advice and tips to help teachers who are currently teaching, or who plan to teach, literacy skills to deaf and hard of hearing people.

The book contains practical advice on how to communicate with a deaf or hard of hearing person when teaching, and suggests inspiring activities for lessons. The book also outlines in detail the adult curriculum, and offers individual learning plans, which can be tailored to each student. If you a student teacher, teacher or lecturer then this book is for you.

Publisher: Royal National Institute for Deaf People (2005)

Hardback – 64 pages

Our Price: £11.74

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