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Journals, Deaf Education

There are a number of periodicals and professional journals that regularly publish articles on the education of deaf children. Some focus on researchers using a peer-reviewed model; others have content directed more toward practitioners; and others include content that is focused on parents. Most of the journals listed here are specifically published to support the education of deaf children, but a few have a broader mission.

Several journals are still in publication, but a few are no longer disseminating information. The first section will share journals that are still in publication. The second section will share journals that are now defunct but that may be useful for researchers and educators.

Currently Publishing

American Annals of the Deaf

The American Annals of the Deaf (hereafter, Annals) is a peer-reviewed professional journal that shares current research on topics related to services for deaf individuals, primarily the education of deaf children. The Annals was first published in 1847, and it is the oldest deaf education journal still in dissemination. It is published by a joint committee of the Council of American Instructors of the Deaf and the Conference of Educational Administrators of Schools and Programs for the Deaf.

There are five issues published a year—four are literary issues, and one is an annual reference issue. The literary issues include research, book reviews, editorials, and other articles of interest to the readership. The annual reference issue lists schools and programs in the United States and Canada. The listing includes names, contact information, and other information for each school and program. The annual reference issue also includes demographic data about deaf students and their schools.

Communication Disorders Quarterly

Communication Disorders Quarterly is a peer-reviewed professional journal that shares information on the development of communication, which includes oral language and literacy. The journal is published by the Division for Communicative Disabilities and Deafness, a special interest group of the Council for Exceptional Children. While the title does not immediately refer to deaf education, a large portion of the journal is related to publishing articles related to the education of deaf children. Articles include research reports, book and material reviews, and applications to practical settings. The journal is published quarterly.

Deaf Studies Digital Journal

The Deaf Studies Digital Journal is an electronically published peer-reviewed journal in which all of the articles are presented in sign. Most articles are presented in ASL, but international sign languages are also represented. This journal was first published in 2009 and is the youngest of the journals presented in this entry. Published by Gallaudet University, the journal includes articles on a wide range of topics of interest to the Deaf community. There are scholarly articles related to deaf education and Deaf Studies, visual artwork, movies and films, and critical commentary. Deaf Studies Digital Journal is published yearly.

Deafness & Education International

Deafness & Education International is a peer-reviewed professional journal that provides information on the education and development of deaf children. Topics include linguistics, education, development (social, cognitive, language), Deaf cultures, audiological issues, and technology. Articles include research reports, reviews, conference reports, and responses to previous articles. This journal is a joint publication of the British Association for Teachers of the Deaf and the National Australian Association for Teachers of the Deaf. It is published quarterly.

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