Research on Language Acquisition for Deaf Children Demonstrates That Deaf

question 55

Multiple Choice

Research on language acquisition for deaf children demonstrates that deaf children:

• A) require special education.
• B) acquire language when provided access to communication, whether through oral/auditory input, sign language, or a combination.
• C) are deprived of language.
• D) have lower intelligence scores.

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