Studies with deaf children
Case Studies of the Literacy Interactions of Preschool Deaf Children with their Parents in the Home
... have children with unaided hearing losses of PTA 70dB or greater, the children functioned in three different ...Both children received their aids after some ...
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Evaluation of core vocabulary therapy for deaf children: Four treatment case studies
... for children to practise their words outside the therapy sessions to develop consistency of word productions and promote ...help children practise for at least 10 minutes every ...
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Deaf Bilingual Education: A Comparison Of The Academic Performance Of Deaf Children Of Deaf Parents And Deaf Children Of Hearing Parents
... a Deaf mother interacts with her Deaf child as opposed to a hearing mother with her deaf ...the Deaf was introduced by describing several studies and theories of how this education has ...
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Reading and Dyslexia in Deaf Children
... on deaf children’s reading includes samples with mixed communication modes and there are relatively few studies that look exclusively, or separately, at deaf children who ...signing ...
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Deaf parents with deaf children and hearing parents with hearing children: A comparison of shared reading experiences
... their children and in the range of the children’s hearing ...of deaf children) contrasts with the studies conducted by Martin (1998) and Martin and Reutzel (1999) in text deviation strategies ...
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Avoiding Linguistic Neglect Of Deaf Children
... against children had been illegal for decades, many children were still being injured as “discipline,” and parents needed to be educated that this amounted to abuse (Durrant and Olsen 1997); hence, the ...
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Addressing the Trauma Treatment Needs of Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing and the Hearing Children of Deaf Parents, revised
... controlled studies of deaf children’s emotional development, so the real nature of their differences remains ...that deaf children reportedly differ in social maturity (Mindel & Vernon, ...
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The development of short-term memory in deaf children
... Emmorey’s studies it is necessary to bear in mind that all subjects were deaf college students, the majority of whom were native ASL ...the deaf population is most likely to establish the use of a ...
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Emotion processing and social cognition in deaf children
... addressed deaf children born to hearing parents’ emotion recognition ...of deaf children’s emotion processing: the ability to voluntarily encode facial expressions of ...the deaf ...
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Acquisition of English Literacy by Signing Deaf Children
... signing deaf and oral deaf students tended compare deaf children of deaf parents and deaf children of hearing ...major studies compared the reading achievement of ...
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The Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education
... among children and youth with hearing loss (National Child Traumatic Stress Network [NCTSN], 2006; Sullivan & Knutson, 1998b), especially sexual abuse (Kvam, 2004; Sullivan, Vernon, & Scanlon, ...abused ...
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Phonological awareness in deaf/hard of hearing children
... completing it from there, a student is able to learn about the ending/finalizing stages of a project more so than the beginning stages. My experience was the opposite of this. I was still able to learn more about certain ...
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The impacts of deaf culture on designing with deaf children
... with children who are Deaf, and were intentionally modelled on the “bags of stuff” technique from the Cooperative Inquiry method for designing with children [8, 11, ...and children to explore ...
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Bilingualism and Deaf Children
... The observations of Deaf students with Deaf parents established the premise that deaf children should learn ASL as a first language and English should be introduced as a second language,[r] ...
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Language Development and Deaf Children
... Many deaf children will nod their head regardless of whether or not they have understood when they are asked if they ...the deaf child into the changing topics of ...
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Deaf Children in a Hearing World
... that children who are deaf, or hard of hearing experience many barriers that put them at risk and classify them as a vulnerable people ...factors children who are deaf are at a higher risk for ...
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Language Development in Deaf Children
... Our greatest need, it seems to me, is to research, de- velop, field test, and place into use a curriculum for parents and early interventionists to follow to give young deaf children an [r] ...
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Facts on Trauma and Deaf Children
... • Deaf with a capital D is used when referring to a particular group of people who share a common language (American Sign Language in the United States), heritage, social affiliation, educational background, ...
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Self-Concept Among Deaf and Hearing Children of Deaf Parents
... The study hypothesized that the mean Total Score on the revised form of the Tennessee Self-Concept Scale for the deaf subjects of deaf parents would score significantly higher than [r] ...
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English Morphological Development in Bimodal Bilingual Children: Deaf Children with Cochlear Implants and Hearing Children of Deaf Adults
... SES and children receiving therapy in both languages. More research is needed to better understand what characteristics are conducive to bilingualism in children with CIs and to guide clinical decisions in ...
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