… We refute claims that (1) there are harmful effects of sign language and (2) that … of deaf
children. While practical challenges remain (and are discussed) for providing a sign language-…

… problem faced by deaf children in communication and learning situations. Children with little
or no … between deaf children and their teacher that we have just presented were inspired by …

… from t TM point of view of educating deaf children and provides a rationale for continued
stucty of visual perception of speech. … Just how a profoundly deaf child's visual perception of …

… It is not just vocabulary assessment that is complicated by deafness. All spoken language …
Deaf children with hearing aids may be capable of achieving reasonably high speech …

… the ability to perceive speech well enough for many deaf children to develop intelligible speech
if given … that improving speech is important in all communications, not just in lessons. The …

… modify their speech to their deaf children in similar ways as mothers of hearing children
with … do not visually attend to a speaker’s face until just before or at the same time that they …

… It was therefore decided to test a small number of normal children in their school, just like
the deaf children, mainly so that a' rough idea could be obtain-ed of the range of individual …

… of whether it is better to use just oral language or whether bilingualism is … deaf children
that are equally matched except that one uses oral and the other uses oral + sign language…

… In The Deaf School Child, Conrad's comprehensive presentation of the rationale of the study…
services to deaf children. This article assesses aspects of Conrad's work in just such a vein. …

… That is, the child must be able to identify parts of speech—for example, that the word just
spoken has two syllables and that the stress is on the second syllable. And the …