Q: teacher evaluation protocols

[Christopher Miller]

On Wednesday, April 18, 2001, at 08:19  PM, Victor Brown wrote:

> Point of clarification?
> Your asking about LSF (in the country of France)?
>
> Your "signature" on the message has you in Canada, where LSQ &
> ASL are used?

Yes — it's because of a (perhaps not so unusual) set of circumstances, 
including the fact that it is often difficult for people in France to get 
information on sign language in their own country and the relative lack of 
development of research in some areas there, that they very often come to 
our research group and the Deaf community in Montreal for help. A friend 
from the Deaf community in France came here last week for just this reason,
  hoping to find the kind of resources that are lacking in France in order 
to present proposals to the "Ministry of National Education" three weeks 
from now. There are *some* relevant materials at a local service centre 
for deaf people, but probably not entirely sufficient for the purposes of 
putting together a standardised programme for the whole of the French 
Republic, which is why I have been casting around for other possible leads 
on his behalf.

Best regards,

Chris Miller

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