Workshop on Evaluation and Recommendations Relating to the National Conference for Coordinating Vocational Rehabilitation and Educational Services for Deaf People.

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Title: Workshop on Evaluation and Recommendations Relating to the National Conference for Coordinating Vocational Rehabilitation and Educational Services for Deaf People.
Authors: Curtis, Gary A., Rehabilitation Services Administration (DHEW), Washington, DC.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 77
Publication Date: 1971
Sponsoring Agency: Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, DC.
Descriptors: Agency Cooperation, Conference Reports, Coordination, Deafness, Laws, Program Evaluation, Special Education, Vocational Rehabilitation, Workshops
Abstract: The results of a workshop on evaluation and recommendation on rehabilitation and education services for the deaf are presented. The meeting reveals the following: (1) The consumer of services has experienced direct involvement as never before; (2) Professionals have been forced to examine their services; (3) The quality of all services for the deaf has been discussed openly; (4) Rehabilitation officials and educators recognized certain common goals; (5) Channels of communication and interaction among officials have been established; (6) Authority provisions are being dealt with; and (7) New perceptions of the services needed by the deaf are surfacing. Other considerations are discussed. (Author/CK)
Notes: Coordination of Workshop Provided by New Mexico State Univ., Las Cruces
Journal Code: RIEAUG1973
Entry Date: 1973
Accession Number: ED074356
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:The results of a workshop on evaluation and recommendation on rehabilitation and education services for the deaf are presented. The meeting reveals the following: (1) The consumer of services has experienced direct involvement as never before; (2) Professionals have been forced to examine their services; (3) The quality of all services for the deaf has been discussed openly; (4) Rehabilitation officials and educators recognized certain common goals; (5) Channels of communication and interaction among officials have been established; (6) Authority provisions are being dealt with; and (7) New perceptions of the services needed by the deaf are surfacing. Other considerations are discussed. (Author/CK)