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ArticleEPIC: A Program to Accelerate Academic Progress in Profoundly Hearing-Impaired Children.

Jean Sachar Moog1985

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EPIC: A Program to Accelerate Academic Progress in Profoundly Hearing-Impaired Children.

Jean Sachar Moog · Ann E. Geers

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Year1985

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Published1985-01-01

VenueThe Volta Review

ISSN-L0042-8639

Languageen

Citations40

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ShelfHearing Impairment and Communication

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