How do families decide which language(s) to use with their Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children?
How can early exposure to a signed language be implemented to prevent language deprivation?
How do deaf readers recognize and comprehend printed words?
Why do some children with reading disabilities respond to intervention better than others?
How can speech-language pathologists support Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing clients in achieving their communication goals?
How can we improve clinical training for speech-language pathologists?
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