What Can Be Said About Blind Children's Ability to Learn

question 92

Multiple Choice

What can be said about blind children's ability to learn language?

• A) Blind children learn language slightly quicker than sighted children because of their superior attention to environmental stimuli.
• B) Blind children learn rudimentary language more quickly than sighted children, but are slower in terms of learning complex syntactical rules.
• C) Blind children learn language at a slightly slower pace than sighted children.
• D) Blind children learn language as rapidly as sighted children.

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