A Comparison of Deaf and Hearing Children's Reading Comprehension Profiles
Conclusions: These results suggest that deaf children's reading comprehension profiles are remarkably similar to those of poor comprehenders. These findings are discussed in light of the potential differences in underlying causes of reading difficulties in these 2 groups.
Source: Topics in Language Disorders - Category: Speech Therapy Tags: Original Articles Source Type: research
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