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An analysis of the critical period effects on deaf individuals focusing on the acquisition of verb argument structure: a preliminary study
... 59 deaf participants), indicating that deaf indi- viduals generally outperform in picture cogni- tion tasks rather than word cognition ...deprivation, deaf individuals do not suffer from ...
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Dissociation of functional categories in the syntax of Persian speaking deaf individuals
... the deaf show problems in learning and using functional categories appears as a rec- urrent theme in many studies carried out in a generative ...that deaf children have special difficulty with functional ...
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Deaf Individuals’ Bilingual Abilities: American Sign Language Proficiency, Reading Skills, and Family Characteristics
... that deaf students cannot use ASL grammatical knowledge to transition between ASL and written English, because there is no written form of ASL (Mayer & Akamatsu, ...for deaf individuals who use ...
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Barriers and Facilitators of Health Literacy among D/deaf Individuals: A Review Article
... Deaf individuals caught in a dangerous situation regarding the source of HL ...HL, deaf persons have the right to have equal access to HCSs under different regulations in which having effective ...
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Life Stories of Saudi Deaf Individuals
... From this observation, it can be argued that age is an important factor for corresponding with both life scripts and stories. In another study, Bohn (2010) found that the overlaps between life scripts and life stories ...
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Research Methods in Studying Reading and Literacy Development in Deaf Children Who Sign
... in deaf children? It is reasonable to assume that deaf children who use speech learn to read in essentially the same way as hearing children, ...signing deaf children may also learn to read in ...
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Looking to the Future: Considering the Educational Transitions of Deaf Youth in Ontario
... other deaf Canadians (see PALS ...that deaf youth need to go beyond being resilient by developing a “deaf can” ...young deaf students to pursue their dreams; Jill argues that there are no ...
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How Language Policies and Practices Affect Classrooms in Schools and Colleges
... the Deaf community and having older Deaf role models as teachers, audiologist technicians and other valued occupations, making a sustainable living provide hope for parents who feel overwhelmed by the ...
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Deaf adolescents in a hearing world: a review of factors affecting psychosocial adaptation
... For deaf children, there are extra obstacles and components that con- tribute to their already difficult transition into ...of deaf individuals, research points to several important ...
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The Impact of American Sign Language Interpreter Licensure Laws on d/Deaf Defendants in Criminal Cases
... d/Deaf individuals are safe and their rights are not infringed upon throughout the legal ...d/Deaf individuals, I will show that laws requiring ASL interpreters be licensed for use in legal ...
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Suicide in deaf populations: a literature review
... Boyechko reported prevalence rates of suicidal behaviour in hearing-impaired (hearing loss of 55 decibels or greater) US college students at a single specialist higher education institution [11]. A total of 51 ...
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Visual Advantage in Deaf Adults Linked to Retinal Changes
... other deaf participants and therefore this raises interest for when these retinal changes may be ...in deaf individuals is later to arise than expected, first identified at 11 years old by one study ...
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Effect of auditory sensory deprivation on the visual Simon effect : a comparison of deaf and hearing individuals
... of deaf individuals seems to depend on additional factors, like the complexity of the task used and especially on the choice of ...whether deaf participants were chosen with sufficient care in this ...
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The psychological/social impact of cochlear implants
... became deaf and their receiving an implant to be a ...the deaf world” (Non-CI user #82); “Individual reactions” (Non-CI user #144); and “Some yes – others no” (Non-CI use ...
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Sign bilingualism in education-policy and practice
... that deaf children become linguistically competent, have a wider access to curriculum, facilitate literacy skills and provide a positive sense of identity (Gregory, ...of deaf pupils and identify any ...
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AN ANDROID APPLICATION TO AID UNEDUCATED DEAF-DUMB PEOPLE
... One important issue in any application is to know the importance of this work in the society. Therefore, we designed the questionnaire in Arabic language "Figure 1,”. This questionnaire was uploaded on estebyan ...
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SIGNALL: A European Partnership Approach to Deaf Studies via New Technologies
... few Deaf teachers - most Deaf people are employed within the educational system as Special Needs Assistants (SNAs) who tend to work beyond their intended function by acting as interpreters in the classroom ...
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Mental state language and quality of conversational experience in deaf and hearing children
... 20 deaf children, 16 had CIs and four HAs at the time of ...severely deaf range (between 50 and 80 dB of hearing ...All deaf children had hearing parents who had minimal familiarity with British Sign ...
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Curriculum project proposal: deaf art students using K-W-L strategy
... This project used K-W-L with a group of six deaf students at Rochester school for the Deaf to determine facilitated their ability to find appropriate if it information a subject, and to [r] ...
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Documenting an Endangered Sign Language: Constructing a Corpus of Langue des Signes Malienne (CLaSiMa)
... However, this approach was challenged in several ways. As in earlier research in West Africa with signers without formal education (Nyst, 2007), monolingual signers appeared to be uncomfortable retelling the canary row ...
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