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Implications of Utilizing a Phonics-Based Reading Curriculum With Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

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2014Psychological Perspectives on Deafness214 cited

2012Reading and Spelling179 cited

2005Teaching Reading to Children Who Are Deaf: Do the Conclusions of the National Reading Panel Apply?162 cited

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