Sign languages in bilingual education: a multilingual and multicultural approach
The bilingual fact when deaf people are concerned has always been a self-evident ability that allows the non-hearing people to interact with their hearing fellows through speaking -at any degree of development-, lip-reading and literacy as helping tools for that purpose. In closest and more private...
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ADIDE Federación,
2010-10-01T00:00:00Z.
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| Summary: | The bilingual fact when deaf people are concerned has always been a self-evident ability that allows the non-hearing people to interact with their hearing fellows through speaking -at any degree of development-, lip-reading and literacy as helping tools for that purpose. In closest and more private circles, most non-hearing people have used and carry on using sign languages. |
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| Item Description: | 1885-0286 1885-0286 |