International audienceThis article is a review of the literature on the effects of visual impairment on language. The article begins with an overview of the role of vision in language development from a philosophical point of view, followed by a psychological approach. The aim is to show that psychology has not provided a clear answer to the question of the relationship between visual impairment and language development in children. An inventory of specific linguistic features among blind children is done through a comparison with the language of blind adults. This inventory allows us to show that the specific features in children are not real problems but rather a mode of development specific to blind children.Este artículo es una revisión...
This paper presents an analysis of language samples from 12 children, including 4 blind, 4 sighted, ...
In my thesis I researched the connection between the development of speech and language on one hand ...
The performance of children (and sometimes adults) with visual impairments (VI) on a range of tasks...
International audienceThis article is a review of the literature on the effects of visual impairment...
International audienceIn this article, we will compare the thesis of direct visual experience in the...
Blindness and visual impairment can have a negative influence on the speech and language development...
Statement of Problem. Language learning occurs in a setting where the child hears some utterances, a...
This literature review examines the development and early language acquisition of infants with blind...
Although the role of visual perception is central to many theories of language development, research...
The present study was designed to investigate the similarity between blind and sighted children in u...
This literature review focuses on language development of blind children. The perspective on develop...
This thesis examines the role of vision in language development by focusing on: first, the understan...
Studies of how children who are blind acquire and use language have focused less on cognitive compen...
The view on language acquisition in the blind child that shows a delay and some features that make i...
This article describes the research project carried out with a blind student, who studied French at ...
This paper presents an analysis of language samples from 12 children, including 4 blind, 4 sighted, ...
In my thesis I researched the connection between the development of speech and language on one hand ...
The performance of children (and sometimes adults) with visual impairments (VI) on a range of tasks...
International audienceThis article is a review of the literature on the effects of visual impairment...
International audienceIn this article, we will compare the thesis of direct visual experience in the...
Blindness and visual impairment can have a negative influence on the speech and language development...
Statement of Problem. Language learning occurs in a setting where the child hears some utterances, a...
This literature review examines the development and early language acquisition of infants with blind...
Although the role of visual perception is central to many theories of language development, research...
The present study was designed to investigate the similarity between blind and sighted children in u...
This literature review focuses on language development of blind children. The perspective on develop...
This thesis examines the role of vision in language development by focusing on: first, the understan...
Studies of how children who are blind acquire and use language have focused less on cognitive compen...
The view on language acquisition in the blind child that shows a delay and some features that make i...
This article describes the research project carried out with a blind student, who studied French at ...
This paper presents an analysis of language samples from 12 children, including 4 blind, 4 sighted, ...
In my thesis I researched the connection between the development of speech and language on one hand ...
The performance of children (and sometimes adults) with visual impairments (VI) on a range of tasks...