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The role of modality and input in the earliest stage of language acquisition: Studies of Japanese sign language

Authors: Masataka, N

Citation: N. Masataka, The role of modality and input in the earliest stage of language acquisition: Studies of Japanese sign language, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 3-24

Child-directed signing in American sign language

Authors: Holzrichter, AS Meier, RP

Citation: As. Holzrichter et Rp. Meier, Child-directed signing in American sign language, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 25-40

The acquisition of natural signed languages: Lessons in the nature of human language and its biological foundations

Authors: Petitto, LA

Citation: La. Petitto, The acquisition of natural signed languages: Lessons in the nature of human language and its biological foundations, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 41-50

The acquisition of first signs: Place, handshape, and movement

Authors: Conlin, KE Mirus, GR Mauk, C Meier, RP

Citation: Ke. Conlin et al., The acquisition of first signs: Place, handshape, and movement, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 51-69

Principles for an emerging phonological system: A case study of early ASL acquisition

Authors: Marentette, PF Mayberry, RI

Citation: Pf. Marentette et Ri. Mayberry, Principles for an emerging phonological system: A case study of early ASL acquisition, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 71-90

Early sign combinations in the acquisition of sign language of the Netherlands: Evidence for language-specific features

Authors: Coerts, JA

Citation: Ja. Coerts, Early sign combinations in the acquisition of sign language of the Netherlands: Evidence for language-specific features, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 91-109

A reexamination of "early exposure" and its implications for language acquisition by eye

Authors: Morford, JP Mayberry, RI

Citation: Jp. Morford et Ri. Mayberry, A reexamination of "early exposure" and its implications for language acquisition by eye, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 111-127

Is American sign language skill related to English literacy?

Authors: Strong, M Prinz, P

Citation: M. Strong et P. Prinz, Is American sign language skill related to English literacy?, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 131-141

A piece of the puzzle: ASL and reading comprehension in deaf children

Authors: Hoffmeister, RJ

Citation: Rj. Hoffmeister, A piece of the puzzle: ASL and reading comprehension in deaf children, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 143-163

American sign language and reading ability in deaf children

Authors: Padden, C Ramsey, C

Citation: C. Padden et C. Ramsey, American sign language and reading ability in deaf children, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 165-189

Creating an involvement-focused style in book reading with deaf and hard of hearing students: The visual way

Authors: Mather, SM Thibeault, A

Citation: Sm. Mather et A. Thibeault, Creating an involvement-focused style in book reading with deaf and hard of hearing students: The visual way, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 191-219

Theorizing about the relation between American sign language and reading

Authors: Chamberlain, C Mayberry, RI

Citation: C. Chamberlain et Ri. Mayberry, Theorizing about the relation between American sign language and reading, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. 221-259

Language acquisition by eye - Foreword

Authors: Hoiting, N Slobin, DI

Citation: N. Hoiting et Di. Slobin, Language acquisition by eye - Foreword, LANGUAGE ACQUISITION BY EYE, 2000, pp. XV-XVII

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