⠀ Reading in deaf education in Spain and Argentina
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https://doi.org/10.5216/revufg.v20.66424Abstract
This work analyses the educational policies related to reading practices in the deaf population in Spain and Argentina, in the light of theoretical contributions linked to the reading processes and the difficulties that arise in this population. To this end, official regulations, and teaching proposals from both countries on the education of deaf persons in general and on written language practices in particular were discussed. The reading difficulties of deaf students are an important barrier to their participation and progress that hinders an inclusive educational response in this group. The work presented here discusses the factors that condition the functional reading levels of deaf students: vocabulary, morphosyntax and phonological awareness.
Keywords: Deaf Students, Reading, Educational Policies. Inclusive Education.
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