A SWEDISH PREVALENCE STUDY OF DEAF PEOPLE USING SIGN LANGUAGE: A PREREQUISITE FOR DEAF STUDIES
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WERNGREN-ELGSTROOM, M., ET AL., A SWEDISH PREVALENCE STUDY OF DEAF PEOPLE USING SIGN LANGUAGE: A PREREQUISITE FOR DEAF STUDIES. DISABILITY AND SOCIETY, Vol. 18, no. 3 (2003), p. 311-323.
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121639
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SIIS R.743 Archivo
Palabras clave:
Concepto, Crítica, Datos epidemiológicos, Discapacidad auditiva, Lengua de signos, Sordera, Suecia
Concepto, Crítica, Datos epidemiológicos, Discapacidad auditiva, Lengua de signos, Sordera, Suecia
Gelijkaardige items: A SWEDISH PREVALENCE STUDY OF DEAF PEOPLE USING SIGN LANGUAGE: A PREREQUISITE FOR DEAF STUDIES
- SIGN ON EUROPE. A STUDY OF DEAF PEOPLE AND SIGN LANGUAGE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
- DEAF CHILDREN CREATING WRITTEN TEXTS: CONTRIBUTIONS OF AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE AND SIGNED FORMS OF ENGLISH
- THE USE OF REPAIR STRATEGIES: BILINGUAL DEAF CHILDREN USING SIGN LANGUAGE AND SPOKEN LANGUAGE
- INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN SIGN LANGUAGE ABILITIES IN DEAF CHILDREN
- DIFFERENCES IN THE USE OF AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE MORPHOLOGY BY DEAF CHILDREN: IMPLICATIONS FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS
- THE USE OF GRAPHIC REPRESENTATIONS OF SIGN LANGUAGE IN LEVELED TEXTS TO SUPPORT DEAF READERS