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ERIC ED243297: Antecedents of Language Functioning in the Deaf: Imp...
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Graduates (N=54) of a program for profoundly hearing
impaired infants and their families were assessed from 1
to 6 years after leaving the program to determine the
longitudinal effectiveness of the early intervention.
Effects of five variables (sex, parents' educational
levels, birth order, parents' hearing status, and age of
intervention) on the Ss' early language functioning were
measured, and later functioning was examined through
teacher rating scales combined with the results of
naturalistic classroom observations. Findings of maternal
language analysis revealed that the maternal language
repertoire appeared to reflect the mother's emotional
state which, in turn, exerted long-term effects on the
children. Remediation suggestions were offered for each
of five key predictive variables: hearing status of the
parents, educational level of the parents, age of
intervention, sex of child, and presence of siblings.
Conclusions stressed the need for attention to family
functioning. (CL)
Date Published: 2015-01-08 16:51:12
Identifier: ERIC_ED243297
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Language: english
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