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125 YEARS of Progress and Innovation VOLUME 23 ISSUE 3 JUL-SEP 2016 Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Anniversary Edition 125 YEARS of Progress and Innovation VOLTA VOICES J U L-SEPT 2016 1 J U L-SEPT 201 6 // VOLUME 23 // ISSUE 3 FEATURES 10 Educating with Listening and Spoken Language: The Legacy of Alex and Mabel Bell Mabel Hubbard and Alexander "Alec" Graham Bell were pioneers in 10 promoting spoken language for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. BY LEA DONOVAN WATSON, M.S., CCC-SLP, LSLS CERT. AVT AND JAMES GROSVENOR WATSON, M.SC., LSLS CERT. AVT 14 From Mabel Bell to Modern Times: The Evolution of Auditory-Verbal Practice What was Mabel Bell’s auditory-verbal therapy like? What is it like today? The Hubbard family was a harbinger of a future where people who were deaf and hard of hearing could communicate well with spoken language. BY LEA DONOVAN WATSON, M.S., CCC-SLP, LSLS CERT. AVT AND JAMES GROSVENOR WATSON, M.SC., LSLS CERT. AVT 20 Listening and Spoken Language Certification: Past, Present and Future The AG Bell Academy seeks to establish the certification as the “gold standard” 14 for professionals in the field. BY TERI OUELLETTE, M.S.ED, LSLS CERT AVED; DONALD M. GOLDBERG, PH.D., CCC-SLP/A, FAAA, LSLS CERT. AVT; CAROL FLEXER, PH.D., CCC-A, LSLS CERT. AVT; AND CHERYL L. DICKSON, M.ED., LSLS CERT. AVT 26 125 Years of Listening and Spoken Language This special fold-out timeline highlights some of the most significant events that have shaped the organization into what it is today. 32 Beinn Bhreagh: A Simple, Free and Unconventional Life Both Alec and Mabel sought a “simple, free and unconventional life,” far from the 20 cares of the nation’s capital. In Baddeck on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Dr. Bell built a home that is revered for its breathtaking views. BY EMILIO ALONSO-MENDOZA, J.D., CFRE 36 Deafness: Then and Now Hearing technology and communication options are vastly different in 2016 compared to 1891, but many of the same basic questions remain. BY TED A. MEYER, M.D., PH.D. 40 U.S. Representatives Lois Capps and Brett Guthrie Receive AG Bell Award of Distinction Reps. Capps and Guthrie will be honored for their work in promoting 32 Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI). 42 AG Bell Convention Celebrates Celebrities with Hearing Loss The stars at the AG Bell Convention share are examples that nothing, especially for those with hearing loss, can prevent them from shining on life’s stage. BY JON GALLO IN EVERY ISSUE DEPARTMENTS 2 Want to WriteVolta Voicesfor ? 3 Voices from AG Bell Celebrating Our Past, Transforming Our Future 6 Voices Contributors 4 Letter to the DevelopingEditor the Auditory Brain 49 Directory of Services 8 Editor's Note A Journey through History 56 List of Advertisers 48 Hear Our Voices Help Future Generations Fulfill Their Dreams ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL 2 WWW.AGBELL.ORG ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING 3417 VOLTA PLACE, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20007 // WWW.AGBELL.ORG VOICES FROM AG BELL Want to Write for Volta Voices? Advancing Listening and Spoken Language Celebrating Our Past, for Individuals Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing Submissions to Volta Voices Transfer of Copyright Adopted by the Alexander Graham Bell Association Volta Voices welcomes submissions from The revised copyright law, which went into for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing both AG Bell members and nonmembers. effect in January 1978, provides that from Transforming Our Future Board of Directors, July 2013 The magazine is published four times the time a manuscript is written, statutory If you’ve had a look invented–the telephone – has made it • Financial Aid programs that ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL annually. Its audience consists of individuals copyright is vested with the author(s). at the agbell.org possible for these collected works and continue to help families along ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEAF who are deaf and hard of hearing, parents All authors whose articles have been AND HARD OF HEARING website recently, all those developed since 1893 to be their journey to listening and of children who are deaf and hard of accepted for publication in Volta Voices you’ve likely seen accessible to people all over the world spoken language, literacy and 3417 Volta Place, N.W., Washington, DC 20007 hearing, and professionals in fields related are requested to transfer copyright of their www.agbell.org the announcement at any time via the internet. academic success. VOICE 202.337.5220 | FAX 202.337.8314 to hearing loss (audiology, speech-language articles to AG Bell prior to publication. of the 2016 AG Dr. Bell has left us a legacy that we • An expanded College Scholarship pathology, psychology, otology, social This copyright can be transferred only Bell Legacy of are responsible for carrying forward. program that supports and rewards Volta Voices Staff services, education). by written agreement. Without copyright Innovation Gala At the center of this responsibility student achievement, enabling Director of Communications and Marketing For submission guidelines and to submit ownership, the Alexander Graham Bell that will take is caring for children who are deaf students who are deaf and hard of Susan Boswell, M.A., CAE content, visit the Volta Voices page at Association for the Deaf and Hard of place on September 29 at the National and hard of hearing and ensuring hearing to become the leaders in www.agbell.org. Hearing cannot issue or disseminate Advertising, Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales Geographic Society in Washington, that they have the opportunity to their chosen field. reprints, authorize copying by individuals The Townsend Group Subjects of Interest DC. It’s no coincidence that this achieve their dreams. As we look • A commitment to excellence in and libraries, or authorize indexing and • Technology—related to hearing loss, celebration of our 125th anniversary forward into the future, we envision an serving those who need us. Design and Layout abstracting services to use material from new technology, improvements to or will happen there. Not only was Dr. international network of professionals GRAPHEK the magazine. problems with existing technology, or Alexander Graham Bell an inventor whose mission is to help families and I am honored to be leading this AG Bell Board of Directors how people are using existing technology, Art Submission Guidelines and a teacher of the deaf, he was also children reach those dreams. As this organization. Thank you for entrusting President accommodations. Volta Voices prefers digital images over original an enviromentalist and co-founder association welcomes Dr. Ted Meyer me with your support and confidence. Ted Meyer, M.D., Ph.D. (SC) • Education—related to public or private artwork. When submitting electronic files, with his father-in-law, Gardiner as its new president, be assured that schools through post-secondary education, please provide them in the following formats: Greene Hubbard, of the National communication and innovation will Sincerely, Immediate Past President Geographic Society in 1888. In fact, it continue to be a guiding force for Meredith K. Sugar, Esq. (OH) new approaches and teaching methods, TIF, EPS or JPG (no BMP or GIF images). legal implications and issues, etc. Digital images must be at least 300 dpi (at size). was Dr. Bell who first coined the phrase AG Bell. You will soon learn about a Secretary-Treasurer • Advocacy—information on legislation, “greenhouse effect” and encouraged new international initiative begun Catharine McNally (VA) hearing health, special or mainstream staff of National Geographic to cover this summer, one that will carry education, and accessibility. SUBMIT ARTICLES/ITEMS TO: “the world and all that’s in it.” the message of listening and spoken Chief Executive Officer • Health—audiology issues relating to Volta Voices This landmark year, we look back at language around the world. Emilio Alonso-Mendoza, J.D., CFRE Emilio Alonso-Mendoza, J.D., CFRE Alexander Graham Bell Association for the children or adults with hearing loss and/or Deaf and Hard of Hearing innovations and the long-range vision Chief Executive Officer 3417 Volta Place, N.W. • Washington, DC 20007 Directors their families and friends. of Alexander Graham Bell and how Here’s what you can expect from AG Bell: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Jonathan Berger, Esq. (NY) • Action—stories about people with hearing they impact our organization today. • An emphasis on the expansion Arlene Stredler Brown, Ph.D., CCC-SLP (CO) Submit online at www.agbell.org loss who use spoken language as their Upon building the Volta Bureau as a of AG Bell Chapters, bringing Robert J. Bush (PA) \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Ivette Cejas, Ph.D. (FL) primary mode of communication; deafness resource library, he wrote to scholars training, support and collaboration Ellen L. Estes, M.S., LSLS Cert. AVEd. (GA) all over the world and asked them to to parents and professionals where QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? CONCERNS? need not be the focal point of the article. Letters to the Editor Write to us: Howard W. Francis, M.D., MBA (MD) Let us know how we are doing. Write a Letter share their printed works in the fields they live. AG Bell Kevin Franck, Ph.D., MBA, CCC-A (MA) Editorial Guidelines 3417 Volta Place, N.W. Sara Grosvenor (DC) to the Editor, and you could see your comment of audiology and speech-language • An improved use of social media to The periodicals department reserves the Washington, DC Susan Lenihan, Ph.D., CED (MO) in the next issue. pathology. Thanks to his well-earned reach different constituencies. 20007 right to edit material to fit the style and reputation, people promptly replied and • Up-to-date content for the field, Or email us: [email protected] tone of Volta Voices and the space available.
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