Which of the Following Is the Most Accurate Statement Regarding

question 114

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the most accurate statement regarding sign language and talking?

• A)Learning a sign language speeds up the process of learning to talk.
• B)Deaf children who rely on sign language rarely acquire any true vocal skills.
• C)Children who are partially deaf and who use sign language have the worst chance of learning to talk because they use sign language as a "crutch".
• D)Research has found that only deaf children who get cochlear implants ever truly learn to talk effectively.

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