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Most cited papers from Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech

What are the most cited papers from Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech?

The most cited paper from Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech is "Assessment of Nasalization in the Speech of Deaf Children" (Kyle Stevens, Raymond S. Nickerson, Arthur Boothroyd et al., 1976), with 69 citations. Next come "Speech Perception by Students With Cochlear Implants Using Sound-Field Systems in Classrooms" (43) and "Experiments with Classroom FM Amplification" (40).

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1 Assessment of Nasalization in the Speech of Deaf Children Kyle Stevens, Raymond S. Nickerson, Arthur Boothroyd et al. · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Jun 1976 69
2 Speech Perception by Students With Cochlear Implants Using Sound-Field Systems in Classrooms Frank Iglehart · American Journal of Audiology Jun 2004 43
3 Experiments with Classroom FM Amplification Arthur Boothroyd, Frank Iglehart · Ear and Hearing Jun 1998 40
4 Speech Perception in Classroom Acoustics by Children With Cochlear Implants and With Typical Hearing Frank Iglehart · American Journal of Audiology Open access 31 May 2016 31
5 Safety of Autologous Umbilical Cord Blood Therapy for Acquired Sensorineural Hearing Loss in Children Linda S. Baumgartner, Ernest J. Moore, David R. Shook et al. · Journal of Audiology & Otology Open access 21 Aug 2018 29
6 Developmental Factors in Speech Recognition Arthur Boothroyd · International Audiology 1970 24
7 Speech Perception in Classroom Acoustics by Children With Hearing Loss and Wearing Hearing Aids Frank Iglehart · American Journal of Audiology Open access 14 Dec 2019 23
8 Early Identification of Young Children with Hearing Loss in Federally Qualified Health Centers Parul Bhatia, Sandra Mintz, Barbara F. Hecht et al. · Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 29 Dec 2012 21
9 Gestural communication in oral deaf mother-child pairs: Language with a helping hand? Jill de Villiers, Lynne Bibeau, Eliane Ramos et al. · Applied Psycholinguistics Jul 1993 20
10 The Effects of High Gain Amplification on Children in a Residential School for the Deaf Philip A. Bellefleur, Robert C. Van Dyke · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Jun 1968 15
11 The Listening and Spoken Language Data Repository: Design and Project Overview Tamala S. Bradham, Christopher Fonnesbeck, Alice E. Toll et al. · Language Speech and Hearing Services in Schools Open access 8 Dec 2017 13
12 Some experiments on the control of voice in the profoundly deaf using a pitch extractor and storage oscilloscope display Arthur Boothroyd · IEEE Transactions on Audio and Electroacoustics Jun 1973 11
13 The Rorschachs of Selected Groups of Children: In Comparison with Published Norms: II Miriam Forster Fiedler, Leo Stone · Journal of Projective Techniques Sep 1956 10
14 A Predictive Validity Study of the Metropolitan Readiness Test and Meeting Street School Screening Test Against First Grade Metropolitan Achievement Test Scores Beverly B. Swanson, David A. Payne, Barbara Jackson · Educational and Psychological Measurement Jul 1981 7
15 The Rorschachs of Selected Groups of Children in Comparison with Published Norms: I Miriam Forster Fiedler, Lawrence Joseph Stone · Journal of Projective Techniques Sep 1956 7
16 Good and Poor learners in an Oral School for the Deaf Miriam Forster Fiedler · Exceptional Children Apr 1957 5
17 “DEAFMUTISM” IN TWO PAIRS OF IDENTICAL TWINS Richard H. Post, Louise A. Hopkins · Journal of Heredity Mar 1956 5
18 The Deaf Student in Physical Education Shirley A. Berges · Journal of Health Physical Education Recreation Mar 1969 4
19 Control of voice pitch by the deaf: An Experiment Using a Visible Pitch Device Arthur Boothroyd, Mary E. Decker · International Journal of Audiology 1972 4
20 Perceived Vulnerability to Disease, Resilience, and Mental Health Outcome of Korean Immigrants amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Machine Learning Approach Shinwoo Choi, Yong Je Kim, Boo Hyun Nam et al. · Natural Hazards Review 2 Jan 2023 3
21 School Counselor Use of Narrative Therapy to Support Students of Color Transitioning from an Alternative School Setting Natoya Haskins, Leonissa V. Johnson, Lee Edmondson Grimes et al. · National Youth-At-Risk Journal Open access 31 Dec 2016 3
22 Heredity and deafness Louise A. Hopkins · Social Biology Sep 1954 3
23 Assessing and improving digital learning readiness: A review and roadmap for future research Jason Siko, Michael Barbour, Vaughn Wilson et al. · Journal of Online Learning Research 2026 2
24 Early Intervention and Management of Hearing in Infants and Toddlers Janice C. Gatty · Infants & Young Children Jul 1996 2
25 An Action Research Approach to Addressing the Online Teaching Gap: HyFlex Principles as a Framework for Teacher Education Reform Jason Paul Siko, Michael Kristopher Barbour · American Journal of Distance Education 28 Jan 2026 1
26 EFFECTS OF REVERBERATION AND NOISE ON SPEECH PERCEPTION BY CHILDREN WITH NORMAL AND IMPAIRED HEARING - PRELIMINARY RESULTS Frank Iglehart Conference paperOpen access 27 Nov 2023 1
27 Information for teachers new to hearing loss Frank Iglehart · The Hearing Journal Nov 2001 1
28 Summer programs provide deaf children with a different perspective Devan K. Folts · The Hearing Journal May 2008 1
29 Adolescents with Profound Hearing Impairments in Mainstream Education: The Clarke Model. Dennis Gjerdingen, Frederick David Manning · The Volta Review Sep 1991 1
30 Challenges and Coping Strategies of Families With Young Children Amid Hurricanes: A Qualitative Inquiry Shinwoo Choi, Mi Jin Choi, Daria P. Shamrova et al. · Families in Society The Journal of Contemporary Social Services Open access 25 Jan 2024 0
31 Advocate for Collaborative Care: Tips for Families of Children who are DHH Ashley Mahlstedt Weaver, Rebecca Huzzy · The Hearing Journal 30 Apr 2021 0
32 Your best activity… Transforming outdoor finds into beautiful hats Danielle Dobbs · Practical Pre-School 23 Aug 2017 0
33 On Faith and Hope Wendell L. Jennings · Children & Schools Oct 1979 0
34 Using humor to keep the conversation going Melissa Griswold · The Hearing Journal May 2011 0
35 From mainstreaming to inclusion in general education David Manning · Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head & Neck Surgery Oct 1995 0
36 Shazia Fatima—the sky's the limit … Dipti Karnad · The Lancet Apr 2004 0
37 A Device for Recording Speech on Audiograms Philip A. Bellefleur · Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders May 1968 0
38 An Open Letter to the Pediatrician Dennis Gjerlingen, Aaron R. Thornton, Roland Douglas Eavey · Clinical Pediatrics 1992 0

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