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Staff from the Hearing & Speech Institute have published several publications relating to early intervention and curricula for childhood education. They are available for purchase as listed below:
| Speech
and Language Development |
Price |
Storybook-Based
Curriculum
This curriculum promotes emergent literacy skills and language development in children ages 2-6. The curriculum provides learning activities centered around 12 different children's books.
by Kate E Fetherston M.A., CCC-SLP
and Kate Brady England M.A., CCC-SLP |
$29.00
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Infant Hearing Resource Early Intervention
Materials |
Price |
4th Edition: Parent-Infant
Communication
(1998. Valerie Schuyler and Jayne
Sowers) Parent-Infant Communication
is a family-centered curriculum of
listening and communication skills
development for children, birth to
four years of age, with hearing impairment
or language delays. Child learning
objectives follow the sequences of
auditory and language skills acquisition
as they occur in typically developing
children. Parent information and skills
objectives guide parents in promoting
their child's listening and language
development. |
$55.00
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For Families -
Guidebook and Videotapes
(1998. Valerie Schuyler and Jayne Sowers) The For Families Guidebook and two 60-minute closed-captioned videotapes combine to provide family members and caregivers with easy-to-understand descriptions and real-life video illustrations on topics related to their young child with hearing loss.
The Guidebook and two videotapes help
family members understand:
- Hearing and hearing
loss
- Tests and procedures used to evaluate hearing in young children
- Amplification systems: Hearing
aids, cochlear implants and FM
systems
- Beginning hearing aid use and
hearing aid maintenance
- How family members and caregivers
can promote the child's acquisition
of listening skills
- How young children learn: The
relationship between development
in motor, cognitive, social-emotional
and communication domains
- Prelinguistic Communication:
How and why infants communicate
before they use words
- Helping your child understand
and use symbolic language
- The importance of play and preliteracy
- Emotions family members may
experience related to their child
with hearing loss
- Resources for additional information
and support
VIDEOTAPE I: Understanding Hearing
Loss and Hearing Aids and Helping
Your Child to Learn to Listen.
VIDEOTAPE II: Helping Your Child
to Learn to Communicate.
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For Families
- Guidebook/Two Videotape Set: $90.00
For Families - Guidebook Only: $20.00
For Families - Two Video Set: $80.00
For Families - Video I: $45.00
For Families - Video II: $45.00 |
| Resources for the Early Intervention Professional |
Price |
Parent-Infant Habilitation
(1987. Valerie Schuyler and Nancy Rushmer)
A text covering essential elements
of family-based early intervention
services for deaf and hard of hearing
infants and toddlers.
- Part I: Components of an effective
parent-infant habilitation program.
- Part II: Identification and
auditory assessment of infants.
- Part III: Involving family members
in early intervention: Establishing
partnerships between parent and
early intervention specialist;
acquiring skills for attending
to the feelings and needs of family
members.
- Part IV: Helping parents to
acquire information and skills
related to their child's hearing
loss.
- Part V: Helping parents promote
their child's acquisition of listening
and language skills.
- Part VI: Working with families whose deaf/hard of hearing infants and toddlers have additional disabilities.
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$40.00 |
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| As of January 1, 2002, the Hearing & Speech Institute stopped selling publications directly.
Publications listed here can be purchased directly from Butte Publications at the following address:
Butte Publications
PO Box 1328
Hillsboro, OR 97123-1328
Phone: 503-648-9761
Toll Free: 866-312-8883
Toll Free Fax: 866-312-8883
Or, you may purchase online
by clicking here Butte
Publications
Shipping charges are $3.50
or 10% of the order cost, whichever is
higher.
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