Box MSS228.3
Contains 30 Results:
Panara paper on cultural arts, undated
A collection of papers on ASL education, bilingualism, deaf culture, and related topics from various authors. Of particular interest is a set of classic readings in deaf education from French authors including Jean Massieu, Ferdinand Berthier, and Roch-Ambroise Auguste Bebian, translated by Franklin Philip and edited by Harlan Lane. Other authors represented here include Carol Padden, Sam Supalla, MJ Bienvenu, Robert Panara, Nora Groce, and more.
Notes on TLC, 1988
A small collection of notes and reports on language and bilingualism from Philip’s time at The Learning Center in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Report and correspondence on bilingualism/biculturalism, 1991
A small collection of notes and reports on language and bilingualism from Philip’s time at The Learning Center in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Correspondence on NCPTSLI, 1980 - 1981
Correspondence, academic papers, and a resource book produced by the National Consortium of Programs for the Training of Sign Language Instructors, which, sponsored by the National Association of the Deaf, worked to develop curricula, improve teaching methods, and produce teaching tools for ASL education.
NCPTSLI papers, 1980
Correspondence, academic papers, and a resource book produced by the National Consortium of Programs for the Training of Sign Language Instructors, which, sponsored by the National Association of the Deaf, worked to develop curricula, improve teaching methods, and produce teaching tools for ASL education.
NCPTSLI resource book, 1980 - 1981
Correspondence, academic papers, and a resource book produced by the National Consortium of Programs for the Training of Sign Language Instructors, which, sponsored by the National Association of the Deaf, worked to develop curricula, improve teaching methods, and produce teaching tools for ASL education.
Series 6: NCPTSLI papers, 1980 - 1981
Correspondence, academic papers, and a resource book produced by the National Consortium of Programs for the Training of Sign Language Instructors, which, sponsored by the National Association of the Deaf, worked to develop curricula, improve teaching methods, and produce teaching tools for ASL education.
Series 4: Other educational documents, 1972 - 1995
A collection of material from other deaf schools and institutions related to deaf culture and ASL education, not necessarily material that Marie Jean Philip worked on personally. Includes some papers and outlines on bilingual/bicultural education, as well as a set of class outlines prepared by deaf educator Stephen Nover.
Series 5: Documents from The Learning Center, 1988 - 1991
A small collection of notes and reports on language and bilingualism from Philip’s time at The Learning Center in Framingham, Massachusetts.
Series 7: Academic papers, 1975 - 1990
A collection of papers on ASL education, bilingualism, deaf culture, and related topics from various authors. Of particular interest is a set of classic readings in deaf education from French authors including Jean Massieu, Ferdinand Berthier, and Roch-Ambroise Auguste Bebian, translated by Franklin Philip and edited by Harlan Lane. Other authors represented here include Carol Padden, Sam Supalla, MJ Bienvenu, Robert Panara, Nora Groce, and more.