THE ACQUISITION OF TACTILE SIGN LANGUAGE BY DEAF-BLIND ADULTS
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THE ACQUISITION OF TACTILE SIGN LANGUAGE BY DEAF-BLIND ADULTS
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In this article the question of whether Deaf American Sign Language (ASL) users who become blind and become tactile ASL users, go through the same process of language acquisition as any other second language learner. Typical learner strategies for second language acquisition are compared to the acquisition of tactile
sign language.
VIEWS, vol.14, #11, December 1997, p.18
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dbi_culture/29
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1/1/1997
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article
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eng
