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VIDEOS
National Association of the Deaf
1447 E. Main Street
Spartanburg, SC 29307
1-800-237-6213 (VOICE);
1-800-237-6819 (TTY);
1-800-538-5636 (FAX)
Email us: info@cfv.org
What Is the Captioned Media Program? Free-loan Media (no rental fees);Open-captioned (no need for a decoder); Funded by the U.S. Department of Education; Includes prepaid return labels; Deaf and hard of hearing persons, teachers, parents, and other may borrow materials; Other services include provision of free captioning information.
What Media Is Available? Over 4,000 educational and general-interest open-captioned titles available; Educational titles include topics in school subject areas, preschool through college; Lesson guides accompany educational videos; General-interest titles include classic movies and special-interest topics such as travel, hobbies, recreation, and others; Approximately 300 new titles are added each year (users recommended new title purchases)
Titles
A is for Access: Creating Full & Effective Communication Access for Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing To order, call Hands & Voices Tol-Free: 1-866-422-0422 V/TTY in Colorado: 303-300-9763 or download an order form at www.handsandvoices.org
American Culture: The Deaf Perspective. (4tapes) Available from the San Francisco Public Library, TDD (415) 557-4433 or V (415) 557-4434
Auditory-Verbal Therapy for Parents and Professionals: Introduces AV therapy, speech-language development, etc. via parent stories and taped therapy sessions, from A.G. Bell (202) 337-8767
Beginnings: A program that examines all communication choices without bias; from Beginnings, V/TTD (919) 733-5920
Building conversations: A family sign language curriculum, produced by Boys Town National Research Hospital. (2 tapes)
Computer-Assisted Note taking (CAN): You see it-visual technologies for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People. Gallaudet University
Come Sign with Us: Children can learn sign language from the popular activities featured in the best-selling book: Come sign with us” on videotape. Gallaudet University Press
Dreams Spoken Here available atwww.oraldeaf.org
Do You Hear That? Shows auditory-verbal therapy is therapy is session with children who have hearing aids or cochlear implants; for parents, educators and professionals from A.G. Bell (202) 337-8767
Early Intervention Illustrated Series: “The Home Team” and “The Art & Science of Home Visits.” To view these tapes, contact your Colorado Hearing Resource (CO-Hear) Coordinator. To purchase a copy, contact Boys Town Press or Hope, Inc.
Families with Deaf Children Parents and professionals talk about having a hard-of-hearing child. available through your Co-Hear coordinator
Families with Hard of Hearing Children: What if your child has a hearing loss? Parents and professionals talk about having a hard-of-hearing child. available through your Co-Hear coordinator
Home Total Communication Video Tapes: Shows over 1000 signs, available from Hope, Inc.1856 N.1200 East North , Logan, Utah 84341, 435-245-2888 hope@hopepubl.com
I Can Hear! Describes the auditory-verbal approach for developing speech and language; families and professionals profiles, available from A.G. Bell (202) 337-8767
I See What You Say: A 12-minute introduction to Cued Speech from the Cued Speech Center, (919) 828-1218
The Kids with the Hi-Tech Ears: Supporting Students with Cochlear Implants in the Classroom; from SCS,Inc., Now Available -- Call 303-639-5806 for ordering information.
Language Says It all: Los Angeles, CA. TRIPOD Productions, (1987), ½”VHS.
Make a Joyful Noise An information kit for parents of children who are deaf and hard of hearing. Free - contact 1-877-ORALDEAF, www.oraldeafed.org
One Mother’s Story. Available by Modern Signs Press. www.modernsignspress.com
Parents’ Guide to Deafness and Hearing Loss: Covers such topics, as how to communicate, where to go for help, and what the child’s educational experience will be. Madison, WI:’ University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Dept. of Outreach Education. (1 tape)
Read With Me Series: Brenda Schick and Mary Pat Moeller; Boystown Press https://www.girlsandboystown.org/products
Show and Tell: Explains the challenges hearing impairments impose on mainstream teachers, from the Clarke School, available from A.G. Bell (202) 337-8767
Sign Enhancers: Showing ASL use, call sign Enhancers 1-800-76-sign-1 (1-800-767-4461)
Sign With Me: Sign With Me Series – A family Sign Language Curriculum Boystown Press Brenda Schick and Mary Pat Moeller https://www.girlsandboystown.org/products
Teaching the Kids with High Tech Ears Considerations for kids with cochlear implants in the classroom Seaver Creative Services email: parentadvocate@handsandvoices.org
We are Hands & Voices A short video describing parent involvement and the Hands & Voices philosophy and organization. Order through www.handsandvoices.org
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