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期刊名:Language speech and hearing services in schools

缩写:LANG SPEECH HEAR SER

ISSN:0161-1461

e-ISSN:1558-9129

IF/分区:2.9/Q1

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Keith S Wolgemuth,Alan G Kamhi,Rene F Lee Keith S Wolgemuth
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Teresa A Ukrainetz Teresa A Ukrainetz
Narrative is an important target of language intervention. However, oral narratives are difficult to remember, review, and revise because of their length and complexity. Writing is an option, but is often frustrating for both student and cl...
Robert E Kretschmer Robert E Kretschmer
The teaching of children who are at risk, marginally deaf, or hard of hearing is considered in this article, primarily from the framework provided by Ogbu (1990), Sinclair and Ghory (1990), Cromer (1993), and the contemporary writings of ot...
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With a historical context as a foundation, the current trends, practices, and perspectives regarding the manual component of educating deaf children is examined, including Manually Coded English systems and American Sign Language. As decisi...
Richard R Kretschmer Jr Richard R Kretschmer Jr
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This article challenges current practices in language evaluation for school-aged children with significant hearing loss. In light of recent theoretical beliefs, arguments supporting an interactional approach to assessment are presented, alo...