Rwanda Deaf Education: RNUD Position Paper

Rwanda National Union of the Deaf (RNUD) summarizes the situation of Rwanda deaf education in 2013 and has recommendations for improvement.

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Position Paper on Deaf Education in Rwanda, by the Rwanda National Union of the Deaf (RNUD)

The Rwanda National Union of the Deaf (RNUD) summarizes the situation of Rwanda deaf education in 2013. Furthermore, they highlight the profound need for more research about deaf learners in Rwanda. Additionally, RNUD says that Rwanda Sign Language (RSL) should be the primary language for teaching deaf children. In conclusion, RNUD has recommendations for how to improve the situation of Rwanda deaf education.

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Best for: Deaf Leader, Development Professional, Researcher, Teacher
Topics: Deaf Education, Sign Language in Child Development & Education
Countries: Rwanda

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