Gabrielle Hill is the mother of three children, the boys Christian and Dylan are both profoundly Deaf. The boys use Auslan as their first language. Watching their language acquisition and road to literacy inspired Gabrie

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Date: 2012-03-08 00:54:41 Otology Special education New Zealand Sign Language Sign language Home sign Fingerspelling Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children Robert J. Hoffmeister Carol Padden Deaf culture Deafness Education for the deaf		Gabrielle Hill is the mother of three children, the boys Christian and Dylan are both profoundly Deaf. The boys use Auslan as their first language. Watching their language acquisition and road to literacy inspired Gabrie Add to Reading List Source URL: www.podc.org.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 78,84 KB Share Document on Facebook

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