Name: Learning, Education, and Support of Deafblind Children and Adults. An Interdisciplinary Lifespan Approach
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Author: Marleen J. Janssen;Walter Wittich;Timothy S. Hartshorne
ISBN: 9780192887221

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Learning, Education, and Support of Deafblind Children and Adults. An Interdisciplinary Lifespan Approach

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Oxford University Press

Author

Marleen J. Janssen;Walter Wittich;Timothy S. Hartshorne

Collection

Perspectives on Deafness

Year

2025

Pages

448

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

24.00 x 16.00 x 2.80 cm

ISBN13

9780192887221

Learning, Education, and Support of Deafblind Children and Adults. An Interdisciplinary Lifespan Approach

Marleen J. Janssen;Walter Wittich;Timothy S. Hartshorne (Author) · Oxford University Press · Hardcover

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Synopsis "Learning, Education, and Support of Deafblind Children and Adults. An Interdisciplinary Lifespan Approach"

Learning, Education, and Support of Deafblind Children and Adults presents the latest international research on topics relevant for learners with deafblindness based on the most important studies of the last two decades.

Learning, Education, and Support of Deafblind Children and Adults presents the latest research on topics relevant for learners with deafblindness based on the most important studies of the last two decades. The diversity of deafblind people is explored with the authors bringing together relevant information from the fields of congenital, acquired, and age-related deafblindness, and those who are deafblind from different syndromes and etiologies. Opening with a case study of a deafblind adult who shares his perspectives on barriers and facilitators in deafblind education, the volume then presents chapters by leading researchers from around the world on deafblindness. Bridging the gap between research and practice by the researchers themselves, along with deafblind individuals, the authors describe their essential research findings and interpret them in terms of valuable implications for educational and rehabilitation practice. Divided into seven sections, the themes covered include the identification of deafblind persons; specific learning areas and interdisciplinary support; learning, self-determination, and education; participation, work, and recreation; family perspective; professionalization and interdisciplinary approaches; and research, technology, and innovations. With over fifty contributors, this volume brings together the current international scholarship on deafblindness and aims to stimulate new research on this rare but significant disability.