What does TOD stand for?

Teacher of Deaf (education qualification)

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Yet writer Judith Rossner based her 1975 bestseller, Looking for Mr Goodbar, on the murder, two years earlier, of a Catholic teacher of deaf children, who habitually visited New York singles bars looking for anonymous sex.

Obituary: Judith Rossner

David began his professional career as a teacher of deaf and hard of hearing students at the Jericho Hill School for the Deaf, Vancouver, BC, in 1978.

David Alan Stewart

Mrs Shaw, a former teacher of deaf children, took up writing after the youngest of her own children left home for university and has so far had 11 novels published.

Rebecca at the Hall

The teacher of deaf children should begin all instruction with sign followed by writing exercises and the manual alphabet.

The perils of assimilation in modern France: the deaf community, ...

About Significan't Significan't is a social enterprise that was established in 2003 by Brigitte Francois, who is an accredited international interpreter, sign language interpreter trainer, a qualified teacher of deaf children and a native sign language user.

Cisco Technology Provides UK's First IP Video Call Centre for Deaf ...

I'm very appreciative of what the UW has done," said Karanson, a teacher of deaf students at North Thurston High School.

Disabled man is given chance for a new heart `I feel good. I want to ...

In Part One, the author, himself hearing impaired and for seven years a teacher of deaf students (also a SCUBA diver, commercial pilot, parachutist, and photographer), brings his personal perspective and professional viewpoint together for the reader, discusses a myriad of hearing loss issues, and reveals his personal viewpoints on the deaf culture.

"Say That Again, Please!': Insights in Dealing with a Hearing Loss