Southern Accent September 1995 - April 1996

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Casco Bay Weekly : 14 May 1998

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A Program of self-esteem development for deaf children in rural areas

Deaf children in rural areas often lack the development of self-esteem essential to their overall development of social and academic skills. Deaf children in rural communities generally have low interpersonal communication and leadership skills. Being isolated with no role model for their identification (deafness) could limit their language acquisition and identity development. The purpose of this project is to develop a special curriculum project which would help initiate a program that would enable deaf children in rural areas to develop self-esteem skills through a one week summer camp program focusing on learning about themselves and related essential self-esteem skills through special activities. The objectives in creating this curriculum are to improve self-esteem, provide opportunities for students to explore and develop their identity as development of self-esteem, maintain reading and writing through the summer months, and provide opportunities for friendships to form. Creating this curriculum involved a variety of resources. Summer camps and curriculum in the field were researched, literature was located and reviewed, respected professionals offered ideas and critiques, and revisions occurred. The future may now hold materials that can truly be implemented to improve the named objectives for deaf children. Research (Stinson & Kluwin; Foster; Charlson, Strong & Gold; et al) consistently demonstrates that a large number of Deaf students experience isolation and low self-esteem in their respective educational settings (mostly mainstreamed settings and rural settings). In a newspaper interview for the Nevada Appeal, Gary W. Olsen, DlllIARC Executive Director and former Youth Leadership founder and Camp Director claims that if Deaf children are not given the opportunity to develop their self-esteem early, they will definitely have a difficult time achieving their goals in life because they do not actually know themselves well

Casco Bay Weekly : 7 May 1998

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The New Hampshire, Vol. 84, No. 23 (Dec. 7, 1994)

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1966-11-10 Morehead News

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Winona Daily News

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ON THE RUN, January 18, 1979

Issue No.14 The Long Distance Corbitt by William DunnettOne of the pioneers of distance running, Ted Corbitt is heading for his 200th marathon. Will he make it? With the number of injuries he has had, the legendary black runner isn\u27t sure. Mental Jogging by Steve San FilippoA Connecticut psychologist has invented mental games people can play while running. Example: what is half of 8? If your answer is 4, you better read the story. Olympic Helpers by Kevin ShyneImpressed with the Olympics the president of the Canteen Corporation decided he wanted to do something for the Olympic athlete. So he convinced businesses to put their money where their mouths are. He started the Olympic Job Opportunity Program. Secrets of the Long-Gom-Pas by Ed CohnAn American travels to India and discovers the secrets of the Long-Gom-Pas, a group of distance runners capable of running day and night by using mystical running techniques.https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/on_the_run/1012/thumbnail.jp