The effect of sign language on hearing children's language development

Marilyn Daniels

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Hearing Impairment and Communication Language Development and Disorders Hand Gesture Recognition Systems

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Students in prekindergarten classes who receive sign instruction test significantly higher on the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test than students in prekindergarten classes not receiving sign instruction. Their superior scores indicate that simultaneously presenting words visually, kinesically, and orally enhances a child's vocabulary development.

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