Presented are a conference summary and 15 papers on the present and future service
needs of deaf-blind (rubella) children and their parents. The conference summary contains …

The growth in enrollments of hearing-impaired students at colleges and universities
indicates that the issue of accessibility is being addressed; however, it is not clear whether …

In the mid 1960s, an epidemic of rubella, also known as German measles, swept across the
country. Women who contracted rubella during the first trimester of pregnancy gave birth to …

Deaf children from ethnic, linguistic and racial minority backgrounds demonstrate
significantly depressed achievement levels relative to their White deaf peers. Educators of …

This pamphlet answers many questions about demographic aspects of hearing-impaired
individuals, such as the number of hearing-impaired and deaf persons in the United States …

Presents information from a study that looks at the psychoeducational development of
Colorado's deaf or hard-hard-of-hearing students. How specific areas of their development …

Examined the relationship of 10 independent variables on the school-to-community
transition success, as measured by engagement (full-or part-time education or work) and …

Addresses the at-risk deaf adolescent (ARDA) by outlining causal and behavioral
characteristics of at-risk persons, discussing groups that tend to be affected, and describing …

As the number of Hispanic individuals in the United States increases, so does the number of
Hispanic hearing impaired children. This trend gives cause for concern within current …