This paper describes a study of reported good practice in deaf education and discusses some of its main ndings. A postal questionnaire was used to ask a wide number of parents, teachers and others for their views on the constituents of good practice in deaf education and to recommend schools. A selection was made from the nominations and a number of case studies undertaken across a range of educational approaches and placements. The ndings discussed here concern the support of deaf pupils in mainstream schools.

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