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Ten new deaf-education cot
according to Judy Heavner,
ceptional children.
The graduate-level courses
present objectives for teacl
students with hearing impair
Heavner, former director o
College, came to USC in Augus
College of Education. She teac
to broaden the curriculum n<
USC OFFERS courses leadi
a graduate degree in deaf ed
ment of deaf-education cours
graduate degree in deaf edu<
The program for exceptions
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irses will be offered at U
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i for seniors and graduat
ling kindergarten throug
ments, Heavner said,
f the deaf-education progr;
it to develop deaf-educatioi
hes one course in deaf edu<
jxt semester.
ng to a masters degree, bi
lucation. However, she sa
es should begin by fall 19*
ration.
u cmiaren requested a $13
alth, Education and Welfai
iterested in tl
ELM;
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imm BSi^i
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ray til
t for courses, certifi
hearing impaired.1
systems for the he
L? Some of the cours
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dSpeechreading; ant
HEAVNER SAID
hearing-impaired c
out and observing c
wit VU^IIUUI uir DUII
Courses in deaf &
SC this spring, the curriculum, sa
ograms for ex- ceptional children.
a sequence,
e students will The process is "
[h high school Heavner is develop
Minifie said.
am at Converse However, one of \
n courses at the deaf education at
nation but plans meetings are desig
deaf adults, eradti
suggestions for the ]
it does not offer Their first meetii
id the develop- parent-student adv
79, leading to a statewide represen
education-curricult
1,063 grant Aug. courses in deaf edu
re. The grant is board at the next i
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cation and a clearing house for
The clearing house provides ediH
aring impaired.
ea are: Tbtal Communication, an ii
s of courses offered in total comi
red; Foundation of Deaf Educati
i Auditory Training I.
? there are plans for a lab for stu<
hllHron on/I o/4nlf? -
. Mvu wa tuiu UUVUUJ AIIC OkUUCllUS \
lifferent programs in public and i
te," she said.
ducation are now isolated and aln
id Darrel Minifie, coordinator of
But next semester deaf-education
'offering courses leading to cert
ing further in the area of deaf and
the developments Heavner suggei
USC is scheduling statewide inj
ned for parents of deaf-hearing i
late students and educators to
progress of deaf education in Soutl
,m : 1 1 ? 1?
1^ uii uti. aj. mvuiveu unaing peo
isory board, Heavner said. The
tation and would suggest, advis
im committee devising the title
cation. Plans have been made to
meeting, she said.
- IDEAS & ISSUES PRESENTS NOON
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TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:
flUNITY HEALTH PROGRAMS
L GOVERNMENT ISSUES
>US TOPICS BY USC PROFESS<
- COACH FRANK McGU
teachers of deaf- ^UIbb |P
nation and support HEj| ft
l trod uc tory course BjB I
nunication for the ?a
on; Phonetics and T,ME
dents to work with lv(jr)Y(
vill also be "going WK
residential schools ^ vn^|T
lost nonexistent in
programs for excourses
will be in Mkhorvork - f?
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ification, and Dr. P
hard of hearing,'' ^
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>ut meetings. rrhe HbHH
mpaired children, ' J gather
and make
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