USING AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE TO TEACH ENGLISH. EN: LANGUAGE LEARNING PRACTICES WITH DEAF CHILDREN
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PAUL, P.V., QUIGLEY, S., USING AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE TO TEACH ENGLISH. EN: LANGUAGE LEARNING PRACTICES WITH DEAF CHILDREN. BOSTON,MASS. (USA), LITTLE,BROWN AND CO., 1987, 138-228 p.
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Aprendizaje, Comunicación no verbal, Comunicación total, Desarrollo, Discapacidad, Discapacidad auditiva, Educación, Sordera
Aprendizaje, Comunicación no verbal, Comunicación total, Desarrollo, Discapacidad, Discapacidad auditiva, Educación, Sordera
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