BATOD is very pleased to be involved in this project. It is important to find out what works well in supporting deaf children from Roma families but BATOD is also keen to be involved in a future project researching issues related to migrant children from all over the world. They...
A new State-of-the-Art article published in Language Teaching This paper provides an overview of the research into deaf children’s bilingualism and bilingual education through a synthesis of published studies over the last 15 years. The practice of educating deaf children bilingually through the use of sign language alongside written and...
The British Academy project starts in January 2015. We are currently recruiting an RA and deaf education lecturer.
Language use in the deaf education classroom In our Teacher of the Deaf Programme at Leeds University we ask teachers to describe and analyse the way in which they use spoken and sign language in the classroom and reflect on how their language use influences learning. Increasingly teachers are finding...
An ecological perspective on deafness and learning. At Leeds University we encourage teachers of the deaf to take an ecological approach to their work rather than to compartmentalise aspects of deafness and learning into the separate entities usually presented in the literature (audiology, language development, curriculum, policy). An ecological model...