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Dr.
Marilyn Daniels, a professor of communication arts and
sciences at Penn
State University, is a distinguished researcher and a recognized
authority of studying the benefits of teaching teaching sign language to children
in preschool through sixth grade.(more)
(latest journal publications) |
 On-site
Workshops With The Author! Caregivers, achieve statistically significant
gains in students or children's communicative ability.
Improve their English vocabulary, understanding of concepts, number
recognition, reading readiness and spelling ability by teaching children to read
using sign language. Dr.
Daniels can get your faculty started on the road to successfully implementing
this program through a one-day in-service workshop. (more
information on workshops here) |
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Dancing
with Words: Signing for Hearing Children's Literacy Her latest book is a
guide for teachers and parents who want to introduce signing in hearing
children's language development. (read
more) |
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Benedictine
Roots in the Development of Deaf Education, Listening with the Heart
Examining
the educational
instruction of the deaf individual from its Benedictine beginning to its
present... (read
more) |
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