[PDF] Top 20 The Educational Experience of Students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Kentucky

... disability,” hearing loss is the most common of all birth ...a hearing loss (National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders, ...babies who are born in the state of Kentucky ... See full document

... intimate partner violence by “a partner” over the previous school year. Use of the term “partner” denotes intimate partner violence may exist among heterosexual and same-sex partners. The CTS2 is a commonly used measure ... See full document

... that students are set rarely ask them to question the meanings implicit in the dominant imagery they produce in their own work, nor are they asked to consider the social context in which images are used and given ... See full document

... Owens, who draws parallels between film portrayals of white heroes in the American west, such as Kevin Costner‟s embodiment of Michael Blake‟s character Lieutenant Dunbar in Dances with Wolves and the various ... See full document

... Ownership is seen as a badge of honor while renters, even those with the economic means to be owners, are looked down upon. Almost two decades ago, long term West End resident Cheryl Simpson invited a friend who ... See full document

... Based on these safeguards, the FISCR argues the government has the authority to use “speed, stealth, and secrecy,” to strengthen national security, justifying the use of warrantless surv[r] ... See full document

... those who do not learn the code are left back or ...others. Students are given opportunities to prove what they have learned through several tests with the consequence of failing usually equating to ... See full document

... The first attempt to determine prevalence of autism and autistic-like conditions in a large population of children living in a defined geographical area began in the mid-1960s with Victor Lotter’s study of eight-to ... See full document

... for experience may be a task relegated to thinking and general logic rather than ...that experience and representation work a certain way, and that there are some issues that cannot be ... See full document

... discussed their ethnicity from a nationalist perspective and discussed the difficulties of being the child of first generation immigrants. On many occasions, students discussed the strictness of their parents and ... See full document

... than students with higher reading levels through the use of a self-paced hypermedia program designed to enhance student ...The students were tested after completing the module and no differences were found ... See full document

... victimization, limited contact with family and friends, and so forth (Fleisher 1995; Santos 2003, 2006). Nevertheless, certain data indicate that the experience of incarceration is not perceived as a particularly ... See full document

... reoffended during a follow-up period of either one year, two years, or three years. Data was also released regarding time-to-failure (TTF), or the measure averaging the number of days between the release date and the ... See full document

... Recommended Citation Collar, Catharine Jane, "Rational Drug Design for Neglected Diseases: Implementation of Computational Methods to Construct Predictive Devices and Examine Mechanisms.[r] ... See full document

... both students’ homes and schools are GIS-encoded, allowing a precise calculation of the distance between home and ...the students’ homes’ and schools’ GIS ... See full document

... Thank you to my advisor, Dick Miller, for setting me on this task. This began as an ordinary research project and has blossomed into an extrodinary experience. Thank you to my committee, Mike Crenshaw and Ben ... See full document

... The student questionnaires were designed to assess the social validity of the intervention because previous research found that multimedia tools could be a best practice for students (Cannon et al., 2010; ... See full document

... rowers who perceived below-average peak soreness levels, those with above-average levels had a significantly lower frequency of fruit intake – every other day versus 1 time per day – though intake of fruit was not ... See full document

... They argue that commodity price booms are important “economic conditions that could lead to changes in risk premiums which would have important implications for the present value models [r] ... See full document

... deal of discrimination. They respond by forming a reactive ethnicity characterized by strong cultural networks and self-segregation and develop social capital through these community ties. Contrary to the children of ... See full document