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The written syntax of an English deaf child: an exploration in method

Geoffrey P. Ivimey University of London Institute of Education
Pages 103-120 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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M. Koutsoubou. (2010) The use of narrative analysis as a research and evaluation method of atypical language: the case of deaf writing. International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism 13:2, pages 225-241.
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David Wood. (1984) Aspects of the linguistic competence of deaf children. British Journal of Audiology 18:1, pages 23-30.
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David J. Wood. (1983) El desarrollo lingüístico y cognitivo en los deficientes auditivos. Journal for the Study of Education and Development 6:sup3, pages 201-221.
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