Foreign deaf children learning English

[Doug McLean]

In message <1A8485F73F9 at mail-gw.uclan.ac.uk>, g.h.turner
<g.h.turner at uclan.ac.uk> writes
>A colleague is looking for any research or general information about
>foreign deaf children learning English as a second language. Please
>send e-mail to Mala.Kleinfeld at Gallaudet.edu
>
>Thank you,
>Mala S. Kleinfeld
>Doctoral Student, Gallaudet University
>Deaf Education: Applied Linguistics


In Norway, deaf Norwegian children, first language Norwegian Sign
Language users, are learning British Sign Language and through BSL,
learning English. They are producing teaching materials visual aids and
videos based on the Oxford University Press 'Learning Tree' series.  I
don't have any contact names, but I can find out if you wish.

Doug McLean
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