How a deaf-blind child learns that "a" is "a"?
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09.08.2017
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Almanac #29 · Special methods of teaching literacy for various categories of children with special needs
Almanac #29 · Special methods of teaching literacy for various categories of children with special needs
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Articles in the issue:
- How a deaf-blind child learns that "a" is "a"?
- Development of oral speech and teaching deaf children reading and writing in the preparatory class
- Teaching hearing impaired schoolchildren reading and writing: general and specific
- Teaching a small hearing impaired child to read and write
- Reading as a goal and means in the system of pre-school education of the deaf
- Teaching children with autism spectrum disorder reading and writing with the help of the "Personal ABC book" creation
- Features of the preparation system for teaching children with psychical developmental delays literacy
- Features of mastering writing and reading under the Braille system