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ERIC #:EJ278085
Title:Language Training in the Everyday Environment: Teaching Functional Sign Use to a Retarded Child.
Authors:Oliver, Caryn B.Halle, James W.
Descriptors:Elementary EducationGeneralizationLanguage AcquisitionModerate Mental RetardationSign LanguageTeaching Methods
Source:Journal of the Association for the Severely Handicapped (JASH), v7 n3 p50-62 Fall 1982
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Publication Date:1982-00-00
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Abstract:Two experiments involving a seven-year-old trainable developmentally retarded boy demonstrated the effectiveness of an integrative language training model on the S's functional use of sign language. The model relied on delay and incidental teaching. (CL)
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Languages:English
Education Level:Elementary Education
 

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