"Make no mistake about it. Deaf people have a distinct culture." Quiet Journey: Understanding the Rights of Deaf Children answers the need for a non-academic discussion of the challenges and rights of Deaf children. Drawing on her own experiences, as well as those Deaf people with whom she has taught and worked, author Joanne S. Cripps describes how parents and teachers can provide a nurturing environment that allows Deaf children to grow in a healthy way and discusses options that will provide them with essential connections to the Deaf community.
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Joanne S. Cripps has been gathering information for this book all her life. Currently a Director for the Canadian Deaf Heritage Project, she is a lifelong activist working to improve conditions for Deaf children.
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