Resource Type
Book - Parent
Description
"A longitudinal follow-up to the study on the communication and development among young deaf adolescents reported in The Deaf Child and his Family (now republished as Deaf Children and Their Families). The present volume provides an account of subsequent interviews with parents and the deaf young people some 18 years later." -Booknews, Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Age Groups
Infancy (<1), Toddlerhood (1-3), Preschool/Kindergarten (3-5), School Age (6-12), Adolescence (13-21), Adulthood (22+)
Authors
Juliet Bishop , Lesley Sheldon , Susan Gregory
Publication
1995 Cambridge University Press
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