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Special issue Sign language as L1 (2010)
Special issue Sign language as L1 (2010)
Published:
2021-12-16
Articles
Topics in the education of d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing students
Introduction to Special Issue on d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing students
Debra Josephson Abrams
1-3
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How hearing and hearing-impaired children differentiate emergent writing from drawing
Barbara Arfé, Silvia D'Ambrosio, Sara La Malfa
5-21
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Learning behaviors related to deaf students' success in college
Kathleen Eilers-Crandall
23-40
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An examination of the history of deaf education in Greece and in Cyprus
Determining factors for its development.
Venetta Lampropoulou, Kika Hadjikakou
41-56
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Using sign language to teach written language
An analysis of the strategies used by teachers of deaf children in a bilingual context
María Rosa Lissi, Marcela Salinas, Ximena Acuña, Dora Adamo, Irene Cabrera, Maribel González
57-69
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The role of teachers in the academic English literacy acquisition experiences of deaf college students
Kathryn L. Schmitz
71-85
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An understanding of the literacy levels of students, who are deaf/hard-of-hearing in the United States, China, and South Korea
Ye Wang, Chongmin Lee, Peter V. Paul
87-98
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Using ASL and print-based sign to build fluency and greater independence with written English among deaf students
Kimberley Wolbers
99-125
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The comparison of written language abilities between Cypriot oral deaf and hearing children
Kika Hadjikakou, Athina Georgiadou, Ismini Odysseos, Irini Konnikou, Maria Theodorou
127-138
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Promoting alphabetic skills of young children with hearing loss in co-enrollment versus individual inclusion
Dorit Aram, Sara Ingber, Smadar Konkol
139-165
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Scopus CiteScore 2023:
2.0
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