This chapter discusses research concerning deaf individual’s reading and spelling development, with a focus on collecting literacy data from deaf children and adolescents. I will begin by presenting an overview of what we know about reading development in deaf individuals covering topics such as: What are the reading achievements of deaf children? How do deaf children learn to read? Do they learn to read in a similar way to hearing children? This will be followed by a more detailed discussion of the different types of methodologies that have been used to conduct literacy research with deaf children, highlighting important findings. Lastly I will describe some of the issues involved with researching literacy development in deaf children who ...
The focus of this study is deafchildren's developing bilingualism in British Sign Language and Engli...
The ability to read and write for a variety of purposes is essential for succeeding in school and in...
The research is clear; given the opportunity to do so, children begin transacting with print at very...
Literacy difficulties are more widespread among deaf children than hearing children but reasons for ...
Until recently, the dearth of normative literacy data for deaf children and adults has made it diffi...
Oral deaf children and hearing children with dyslexia both experience literacy challenges, although ...
Learning to read and write plays a significant role in children\u27s linguistic and cognitive develo...
The concept of accessible reading for deaf students is new and worthy of exploration. In the face of...
Reading and writing skills are generally considered to be the primary educational needs of deaf chil...
In recent years, educators have placed more and more emphasis on the importance of reading. If readi...
The emerging reading and spelling abilities of 24 deaf and 23 hearing beginning readers were followe...
This chapter reviews recent studies looking at the impact of cochlear implants on the development of...
Given the well-known reading difficulties of deaf students, a program has been developed to bypass t...
The purpose of this project was to discover if there were any common themes or factors that exist, o...
The present report describes the findings of a longitudinal study of literacy learning and teaching ...
The focus of this study is deafchildren's developing bilingualism in British Sign Language and Engli...
The ability to read and write for a variety of purposes is essential for succeeding in school and in...
The research is clear; given the opportunity to do so, children begin transacting with print at very...
Literacy difficulties are more widespread among deaf children than hearing children but reasons for ...
Until recently, the dearth of normative literacy data for deaf children and adults has made it diffi...
Oral deaf children and hearing children with dyslexia both experience literacy challenges, although ...
Learning to read and write plays a significant role in children\u27s linguistic and cognitive develo...
The concept of accessible reading for deaf students is new and worthy of exploration. In the face of...
Reading and writing skills are generally considered to be the primary educational needs of deaf chil...
In recent years, educators have placed more and more emphasis on the importance of reading. If readi...
The emerging reading and spelling abilities of 24 deaf and 23 hearing beginning readers were followe...
This chapter reviews recent studies looking at the impact of cochlear implants on the development of...
Given the well-known reading difficulties of deaf students, a program has been developed to bypass t...
The purpose of this project was to discover if there were any common themes or factors that exist, o...
The present report describes the findings of a longitudinal study of literacy learning and teaching ...
The focus of this study is deafchildren's developing bilingualism in British Sign Language and Engli...
The ability to read and write for a variety of purposes is essential for succeeding in school and in...
The research is clear; given the opportunity to do so, children begin transacting with print at very...